Overview
Grade: 9
Total time: 3 hrs
Climbing time: 2 hrs
Approach time: 15 mins
Exit time: 15 mins
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Length: 75m
Rope Length: 50m
Quickdraws: 12
Climbing 'In der Moltingerwond hängt a Steirale' (grade 9) on the Schleierfallwand in Maltatal, Austria, represents a formidable challenge in multi-pitch granite climbing. This route, with its intriguing name meaning 'A little Styrian hangs in the Moltinger wall,' is a testament to the technical and sustained difficulties that the Maltatal is renowned for. Located on the impressive Schleierfallwand, a prominent granite face, climbers can expect highly intricate and demanding moves on small holds and often subtle features, characteristic of hard granite climbing. The exposure is significant, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding alpine landscape. A grade 9 (UIAA) multi-pitch route signifies an extremely high level of difficulty, requiring not only exceptional physical strength and endurance but also advanced climbing technique, precise footwork, and strong mental fortitude. 'In der Moltingerwond hängt a Steirale' is a classic test piece for experienced climbers looking to push their limits on one of Austria's finest and most demanding big wall climbs.