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Overview

Grade: 6+

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Rope Length: 70m

Climbing 'Ostverschneidung' (East Dihedral) in the Wachau / Waldviertel region of Austria is an iconic and rewarding experience for climbers seeking a classic route. Graded 6+ (UIAA), it presents a significant challenge that demands a good grasp of traditional climbing techniques. The route typically follows a prominent corner or crack system, offering sustained climbing on generally solid gneiss or granite. Expect a mix of challenging moves – perhaps laybacking, jamming, or delicate face climbing – that test your strength and mental fortitude. As you ascend, the panoramic views of the Danube River winding through terraced vineyards and the picturesque Wachau landscape are simply breathtaking, providing a stunning backdrop to your efforts. Reaching the top is a true accomplishment, not just for the physical exertion but for the immersion in one of Austria's most beautiful climbing areas. It's a route that combines athletic challenge with unparalleled natural beauty, leaving a lasting impression.

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