Overview
Grade: 6+
Total time: 4 hrs
Climbing time: 3 hrs
Approach time: 45 mins
Exit time: 1 hour
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Length: 120m
Rope Length: 60m
Quickdraws: 10
Climbing the 'Stoamandl - Fleischbank' route on the Fleischbank peak, graded 6+, is a truly quintessential alpine experience. Located in the majestic Kaiser Mountains (or a similar impressive range in the Tyrolean Alps), the approach alone sets a magnificent stage, winding through picturesque valleys before reaching the imposing rock face. The climb itself is a multi-pitch masterpiece on excellent limestone, offering a diverse range of challenges. Pitches vary from technical slab climbing, demanding precision and balance, to more powerful sections through cracks and corners. The 6+ crux pitch is particularly memorable, requiring focused execution, but it's typically well-protected, allowing for a concentrated effort rather than outright fear. As you ascend, the exposure builds, and the panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys become increasingly breathtaking. Reaching the 'Stoamandl' – likely a prominent cairn or the summit itself – marks a profound moment of accomplishment, looking out over the vast alpine world. The descent, whether by careful abseil or an exhilarating walk-off, provides ample time to reflect on the magnificent ascent. It's a route that perfectly blends physical exertion with mental engagement, leaving you with a deep sense of satisfaction and unforgettable memories of a classic high-alpine adventure.
