Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Overview

Grade: 6

Show topo Route topo

Rope Length: 50m

Climbing 'Klamauk' (grade 6) in the Gutenstein Alps is a delightful experience, offering a good mix of technical climbing and beautiful alpine scenery. The route, while not overly strenuous for a solid 6, requires thoughtful footwork and precise hand placements, especially in the crux sections. The rock is generally solid limestone, but be mindful of loose holds, particularly after rain. The views from various points on the route are stunning, providing panoramas of the surrounding valleys and peaks. A definite highlight is the exposure, which adds an extra layer of excitement without feeling overly intimidating. 'Klamauk' is a popular choice, so expect potential queues, especially on weekends. A well-placed cam or two might be beneficial for peace of mind, although the route is generally well-protected with bolts. Overall, 'Klamauk' provides a rewarding and accessible alpine climbing experience perfect for intermediate climbers looking to push their limits in a scenic environment.

Reviews (0)

? out of 5.0
?
Add Review