Climbing the 'Südwesttangente' route (graded 8- in the UIAA scale, roughly equivalent to 5.13a or 7c+ in other systems) in the 'Buchmannverschneidung' area is a serious undertaking. This climb typically involves steep, sustained climbing on often slightly overhanging rock, demanding both considerable physical strength and refined technique. The rock is usually characterized by solid limestone, but features can be polished in popular sections. Expect tricky sequences, powerful moves, and limited opportunities for resting. Successfully completing 'Südwesttangente' requires excellent endurance, precise footwork, and a solid mental game, making it a rewarding accomplishment for experienced climbers pushing their limits. Gear placements can be spaced, requiring confidence and experience with runouts. It's crucial to thoroughly research the route, check current conditions, and assess your abilities realistically before attempting this challenging climb.