Overview
Grade: 3+
Total time: 17 hrs
Climbing time: 12 hrs
Approach time: 2 hrs
Exit time: 3 hrs
Length: 12,000m
Rope Length: 50m
The Haller Mauern Überschreitung, from the Admonter Haus to the Rohrauer Haus, is a classic alpine traverse in the Größer Pyhrgas region of Austria. Graded at 3+ (UIAA), it offers a rewarding climbing experience with stunning views. This route involves a combination of scrambling, easy climbing, and exposed traverses, making it suitable for experienced hikers and climbers with solid alpine skills and a good head for heights. Proper equipment, including helmet, harness, rope, and appropriate footwear, is essential. The route follows a well-defined path, marked with frequent paint markers, but navigation skills are still required, especially in poor weather conditions. The exposure is significant throughout the traverse, demanding careful footwork and a focused mindset. The views from the ridge are breathtaking, encompassing the surrounding mountains and valleys. The climb typically takes a full day, requiring an early start to ensure completion before nightfall. It is a challenging but ultimately satisfying experience that rewards climbers with unforgettable memories of the Austrian Alps.
