From Wildhaus / Alt St.Johann : Take the lift to the top of the Chaserugg. Walk towards the Tristencholben and go down the steep corridor. Turn right at one of the 2 main grassy terraces (higher terrace (47.144811, 9.328678) - lower terrace (47.143745, 9.329964)), depending on which route you are targetting. A few abseil lines may help you in some of the steep down climbing sections. Mind the lose rocks especially if you are not alone in the corridor ! From Lüsis (the hard way - bad path, very exhausting) >2h : take the path at the Lüsis berghaus. After a short walk turn right (47.136833, 9.328781) and walk up straight into the rocky/river path on your right towards the bottom of the Tristencholben (47.143745, 9.329964). From here, depending on the routes you are targetting, you can take the "path" on your left or keep going up to the higher terrace. To get to the higher terrace, easy climb through a diedral corridor and a steep walk into grassy slope to get to the point (47.144811, 9.328678) where you can turn left and walk the grassy terrace to the bottom of the routes.
To Wildhaus / Alt St.Johann : from the Rosendoben summit, walk towards the Chaserugg and take the lift down. To Lüsis (the hard way - bad path, very exhausting) >1h30 : Walk towards the Tristencholben and go down the steep corridor. Turn slightly right 50 m after the first abseil line to descend into the next "corridor" on the right (somewhere here (47.144811, 9.328678)). Keep going down and reach a much narrow corridor in front of you, between 2 little peaks. after 40 m, to the left, you will find another abseil line. Once abseiled down you should be at these coordinates (47.143745, 9.329964). Follow the rocky/river "path" straight down to Lüsis. Mind the lose rocks all the way in the corridor, especially if you are not alone !
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6+ A0 | ★★ Dach |
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