Goldbichl All Sport climbing 16 routes in crag

Goldbichl consists of two, south-facing tiers. The lower tier offers some short, vertical to overhanging, juggy routes on good rock. The rock-quality in the upper tier is not as good and the routes are mostly in the lowest grades. Some look chossy and some are quite odd.

The upper tier can be a good place to practice rope technique and multi-pitching in easy terrain. There's a belay at the base of "no name 1" and all other unnamed routes are 2nd pitches of "no name 1".

Shade: The lower tier comes into shade in late afternoon. The upper tier is sheltered by large trees and offers almost full shade all day.

The routes are well protected and apparently the routes in the lower tier have been complemented with additional bolts. All routes have a two-bolt belay and a clippable lower-off.

In the middle of the upper tier there's a short boulder section with old, permanent boulder-mats abd matresses. Apparently frequently used by locals or an alpine club.