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Tannenspitze and Rosenlauistock North Faces

 

The two faces merge to form a steep, almost triangular slab about

350m high with easy access from the Engelhorn hut, from which it

can be clearly seen. It is conveniently sited just above the path to the

hut from Rosenlaui. Routes are equipped with in situ protection but

wedges and camming devices should be carried.

 

14    NORTH FACE DIRECT

V+    A good climb first done in 1977, V+ with three steps ofA2.

110   Start 25m R from the widest rocky gully at the foot of the cliff. First

climb up cracks in a diedre (50m, II). Now go up L to a small jagged

spike (25m, III) before some easy, partly grassed, slopes lead to a

steep wall (15m). Continue L over slabs for 30m (III). Climb a 10m

crack before stepping 3m R and then up to the next belay. Continue

in a diddre for 45m (V) then over a step before working up R to

belay after 30m (III). Climb two more diedres and a steep slab

(30m, IV+). Next move up R then L, then gain the crack above

which leads to a belay (25m, IV+). Continue via a slab, moving L at

the top to belay (30m, V and A2). Now climb a bulging wall before

traversing R into a small gully (30m, V and A2). Go straight up at

first from here then L via a crack (25m, V+ and AO). Climb straight

up again then move R over the edge (junction with Route 15) before

moving L again to a prominent overhang. Pass through a gap and

climb slabs to below the next overhang (40m in all, IV+). Climb the

overhang then traverse 10m R before climbing up to the next belay

(45m, V+ and A2). Move up L wards, finally over slabs to the last

belay (30m, V, route book). Reach the summit via a chimney (IV).

5 hr

 

 

15    GROSSE NORDVERSCHNEIDUNG

V+    An enjoyable free climb with one pitch of V+. First climbed in 1956.

110   Start some way R of the line of the dibdre (verschneidung) by

climbing easy rock for 20monto a slab. Traverse L wards to a wall

below the dibdre and climb this by a crack until forced to exit R into

the great diadre. Climb it to its top and a big overhang (V-). Climb

the overhang by a deep crack to reach the large niche above after

25m (V+). Traverse L over short but difficult steps to reach a scree

gully and finally climb vegetated slabs (delicate), keeping R, to gain

the ridge joining the two summits. 4-5hr

 

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16    NORDUBERHANGE VIII- or VII-/A0 Fine slab climbing but

not sustained

 

17    NORTH-WEST FLANK IV Nice slab climbing

18    NORTH-WEST FLANK CRACK IV+ Awkward, the poorest

route here. No topo

Descent from the Tannenspitze is as for Route 13. Descent from the

Rosenlauistock is from the gap between the two summits direct to

the Grasspass by way of the SE flank (I and II).

The SW face of the Rosenlauistock has a number of worth while

routes with easy access from the Engelhorn hut.

 

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