Overview
Grade: 4-
Total time: 7 hrs
Climbing time: 5 hrs
Approach time: 1 hour
Exit time: 1 hour
Length: 480m
Rope Length: 50m
Quickdraws: 6
Climbing the Reinlweg route (UIAA 4-) on Trisselwand offers a classic and rewarding alpine experience. This relatively easy, yet exposed climb is a popular choice for those looking to gain their first taste of via ferrata style scrambling in the Austrian Alps. The route ascends the Trisselwand's impressive south face, providing stunning views of the Hallstätter See (Hallstatt Lake) and the surrounding Dachstein massif. While rated 4- (UIAA), be prepared for sustained exposure and some airy passages, particularly on the ladders and along the exposed traverses. Proper gear, including a harness, helmet, via ferrata set, and appropriate footwear, is essential. The descent typically involves a hiking trail, allowing for a more relaxed return to the base. Remember to check weather conditions before embarking on the climb, as rain or snow can significantly increase the difficulty and danger.
