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Overview

Grade: 5

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Rope Length: 70m

Climbing 'Oachkatzl' (grade 5 UIAA) in the Hohe Wand, Austria, is a classic and highly enjoyable multi-pitch experience. This route, whose name playfully translates to 'squirrel' (referring to the nimble movements required), offers varied climbing on solid limestone. You'll encounter slabs, cracks, and some steeper sections, all providing excellent grip and stunning views of the surrounding Schneeberg-Rax massif and the Wiener Becken. While not overly exposed for its grade, it provides a proper alpine feeling, making it a rewarding day out for climbers comfortable with the grade. After topping out, the descent is typically via a comfortable hiking path, like the Springlessteig, bringing you back to the valley. It's a popular choice for good reason – a truly memorable climb.

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