Kaiser HOCH 6 - Wilder Kaiser summit tours

Via a deeply rutted gully we come to an easier section of climbing, the Predigtstuhl wind gap, where the breezy north ridge starts with an impressive section of climbing in level 3 difficulty range. After a ridge climb of over 300m in the best limestone rock, we reach the summit of Hintere Goinger Halt. The descent follows via the comparatively easy standard route back to Ellmauer Tor.

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(one 3+ section, predominantly 3, mostly easier)

We tackle the famous Fleischbank via the north ridge. The north ridge awaits, providing dreamy views and a lovely fun-packed scramble up to number 3 difficulty level. For the descent, we abseil in sections via the Heroldweg to the Steinerne Rinne and back to the Griesner Alm.

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(one 3+ section, predominantly 3, mostly easier)

The Totenkirchl is the ‘local mountain’ in the Stripsenjoch and is one of the best known climbing destinations in the Kaiser. Depending on the level of participants, we enjoy a lovely climb via Heroldweg 4 or Führerweg 3, to this impressive rocky behemoth.

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(one 4+ section, several cable lengths 3, the remainder mostly 2)

The Köpftörl ridge provides a lovely, breezy ridge climb in the outstanding rocks of the Kaiser range, up to its highest summit. We climb over jagged rocks to the summit of the Ellmauer Halt, one of the summits in the Wilder Kaiser that provides extensive views. The descent proceeds via an easy via ferrata route back to the starting point.

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(3+, multiple 3. Longer routes, but also easier)

We tackle the Predigtstuhl via its impressive north ridge, which provides us with super rock and an interesting climb up to level 4 difficulty rating. The well-known Oppelband, just beneath the summit, also provides us with breath-taking views into the distance. The descent is tackled by abseiling via Botzong Chimney. Anyone who feels ready for more can add in the crossing to the main summit.

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(some sections 4, the remainder predominantly 3)

The Lärcheck is the most northerly cornerstone of the Wilder Kaiser and impresses with its steep east wall, at almost 700m in height. It was first tackled in 1912 by Hans Dülfer. This classic provides us with some interesting and variety-packed level four climbing. The descent proceeds via the Kleine Griesner Kar back into Kaiserbach valley. The through climb via the ‘Dülfer’ Führe is a unique experience in a tremendous, secluded landscape.

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(one section 4+, predominantly 3, mostly easier)