Free Tibet - Hohe Wand

Free Tibet is a demanding and classic route on the Hohe Wand in Austria, typically graded around 7+ (UIAA scale). It's known for its sustained difficulty, requiring both power and technique. Climbers often describe it as a test piece for the grade, featuring a variety of holds, from crimps and pockets to slopers, often on slightly overhanging terrain.

A successful ascent of Free Tibet is a rewarding experience. The route often involves navigating steep faces with intricate sequences, demanding precise footwork and efficient energy management. The rock quality is generally excellent, providing good friction and confidence. The views from Hohe Wand are spectacular, adding to the overall experience. Be prepared for a physical and mental challenge! It's advisable to be comfortable leading routes of similar difficulty before attempting Free Tibet and to bring appropriate quickdraws and a rope of sufficient length.

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