Schweizeregg (Rätikon West)

Difficult

2.9 km

1:15 h

444 mhd

9 mhd

Das Schweizertor mit dem Schweizeregg (rechts)

Distinctive yellow wall in the western part of the Drusenfluh, in the immediate vicinity of the Swiss Gate.

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Technique

Fitness

Highest Point 2079 m

Lowest Point 1635 m

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Start

Talort Schiers, Grüscher Älpli

Destination

Taöprt Schiers, Grüscher Älpli

Coordinates

47.021942, 9.776595

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Description

To this day, 10 extremely difficult, technically demanding and exposed routes run through this partially overhanging wall, which is up to 350 meters high. However, it is only reserved for experienced sport climbers. Intifada is the great classic in the 8th degree of difficulty. The New Age route is still one of the most difficult Rätikon routes (10).

Sicherheitshinweis

They are personally responsible for your safety! You use the routes at your own risk - creators disclaim any liability. Insurance coverage is a matter for each individual.

Ausrüstung

You will need professional climbing equipment consisting of shoes, harness and helmet as well as appropriate ropes, express slings and abseiling devices.

Directions

Public Transport

With the Rhaetian Railway RhB to Schiers and with the href="http://www.postauto.ch" target="_blank">PostBus to Schuders (timetable field 90.213).

Anreise Information

Take the A13 motorway to Landquart. Take exit 14 and take the N28 national road towards Landquart, Davos, Vereina. Leave the national road in Schiers. Follow the signs to Schuders. Once in the mountain village, ask for the path or follow the signs.

Parken

In the Grüscher Äpli there is very limited space to park cars. Contact the alpine staff. You will be instructed if possible. Follow the instructions. Any liability for damage to moving and parked cars is rejected. You can easily park in Schuders and walk to Grüscher Älpli.

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