Overview
Grade: 5-
Total time: 10 hrs
Climbing time: 4 hrs
Approach time: 3 hrs
Exit time: 3 hrs
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Length: 620m
Rope Length: 50m
Quickdraws: 5
The Peternschartenkopf Nordostwand (Northeast Face) is a classic and highly rewarding alpine rock climb located in the Wetterstein Mountains, straddling the border between Germany and Austria. Graded 5- (UIAA), it offers a challenging yet achievable ascent for experienced multi-pitch climbers. The route is known for its excellent rock quality, primarily solid limestone, and varied climbing, featuring slabs, cracks, and some exposed sections. It's a true alpine experience, requiring good route-finding skills and a steady head for heights. Reaching the summit of Peternschartenkopf after tackling the Nordostwand provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The descent typically involves a combination of rappelling and scrambling down the easier South or West side. This climb is a fantastic choice for those seeking an unforgettable day in the mountains, combining technical challenge with stunning scenery.
