Climbing the "Wr. Neustädter Steig" (grade 6) in Hohe Wand is a classic alpine experience offering stunning views and exposed climbing. The route is characterized by its varied terrain, including slabs, chimneys, and vertical sections, all demanding solid technique and a good head for heights. While the climbing itself is relatively moderate for a 6, the exposure is significant, particularly on the traverse sections. Protection is generally good, with a mix of bolts and natural placements. A key aspect is route finding, which can be tricky in certain areas, requiring careful observation of the topo and the rock itself. The descent involves a combination of hiking and scrambling, and can be tiring after a long day on the wall. Overall, the "Wr. Neustädter Steig" is a rewarding and memorable climb for experienced mountaineers.