Tick - Untere Diesbachwand

The "Tick" is a fully bolted multi-pitch climbing route located in the Untere Diesbachwand area of the Berchtesgaden Alps, Austria. Established in May 2024 by Jan Kareš and Eva Karešová, this route offers climbers a blend of technical challenges and scenic beauty.

Route Overview:

• Difficulty: The route is rated 6c, with an obligatory 6a+ (UIAA) difficulty, indicating a challenging climb suitable for experienced climbers.

• Length: Approximately 195 meters of climbing, with an elevation gain of about 350 meters.

• Climbing Duration: Typically completed in around 3 to 4 hours, depending on the climber's experience and conditions.

• Approach: The approach involves a 30-minute hike from the parking area to the base of the route.

  Route Characteristics:

"Tick" features six pitches with varying difficulties:

1. First Pitch: 5a, 20 meters, 4 quickdraws.

2. Second Pitch: 5c, 45 meters, 11 quickdraws.

3. Third Pitch: 5b, 13 meters, 5 quickdraws.

4. Fourth Pitch: 6b+, 37 meters, 11 quickdraws.

5. Fifth Pitch: 6a, 45 meters, 14 quickdraws.

6. Sixth Pitch: 6c, 35 meters, 11 quickdraws.

The route is well-protected with bolts, and all sections can be climbed using aid climbing techniques (A0) if necessary.

Equipment and Safety:

Climbers should be equipped with standard multi-pitch climbing gear, including:

• Helmet and Harness: Essential for safety.

• 50-meter Single Rope: Suitable for the route's length.

• Quickdraws: For the bolted sections.

• Personal Protective Equipment: Such as gloves and appropriate footwear.

The route is fully bolted, but climbers should have prior experience with multi-pitch climbing and be prepared for variable weather conditions.

Descent:

After completing the climb, descend via the "Drill Fall" route, which involves abseiling back down the route.

Additional Information:

The Untere Diesbachwand area offers several climbing routes suitable for various skill levels. For those interested in exploring more, the "Drill Fall" route is another popular climb in the area

Das Klettern der Route "Tick" an der Unteren Diesbachwand ist ein lohnendes Erlebnis für Kletterer im Schwierigkeitsgrad 7+/8-. Die Route bietet wahrscheinlich technisches Klettern, das präzise Fußarbeit, eine gute Körperpositionierung und die effiziente Nutzung kleiner Griffe erfordert. Erwarte eine anhaltende Anstrengung mit potenziellen Schlüsselstellen, die sowohl Kraft als auch Problemlösungsfähigkeiten erfordern. Die Felsqualität an der Diesbachwand ist in der Regel gut und bietet eine solide Reibung. Wie bei jeder alpinen Route ist es entscheidend, die Wetterbedingungen zu beurteilen und die entsprechende Ausrüstung mitzubringen. Überprüfe die aktuellen Bedingungen und alle kürzlich veröffentlichten Berichte, bevor du dich auf den Weg machst, um ein sicheres und angenehmes Klettererlebnis zu gewährleisten.

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