Climbing "Fauler Fuchs" (The Lazy Fox), a classic Grade 6 (VI) route on the imposing limestone cliffs of Hohe Wand, offers a truly rewarding experience. Located conveniently close to Vienna, Hohe Wand is renowned for its multi-pitch sport climbing, and Fauler Fuchs is a prime example. The route typically involves several pitches, navigating varied terrain that includes elegant slab sections, engaging short steeper parts, and plenty of good holds. While graded VI, it's considered a very fair and enjoyable climb, making it popular for those comfortable with the grade or looking to push into it. Protection on Hohe Wand routes is generally good, often well-bolted, which adds to the feeling of security. Reaching the top offers stunning panoramic views over the surrounding Wienerwald and the plains below, making the effort entirely worthwhile. "Fauler Fuchs" is more than just a climb; it's a quintessential Hohe Wand adventure, combining accessible difficulty with magnificent scenery.