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Roter Punkt 6c, Cheselenfluh

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Led by Ubaldo Dipl. Kletterlehrer SBV
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About this course

Course descriptions are currently only available in German.

Anspruchsvolle Mehrtourenkletterei an der Cheselenfluh. Die Route «Rotpunt» bietet abwechslungsreiche Kletterei auf brüchigem, aber charaktervollem Fels. Besonders der 3. Seillängen (6b+) und der athletische 7. Seillängen (6b) mit zwei Überhängen sind Highlights.

Anspruchsvolle Mehrtourenkletterei an der Cheselenfluh. Die Route «Rotpunt» bietet abwechslungsreiche Kletterei auf brüchigem, aber charaktervollem Fels. Besonders der 3. Seillängen (6b+) und der athletische 7. Seillängen (6b) mit zwei Überhängen sind Highlights. Trotz brüchiger Passagen – ein lohnendes Erlebnis mit grandioser Aussicht ins Mechtal.

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Who is the course for?

Beginner
No climbing experience needed.
Intermediate
You have climbed before and can belay on your own.
Advanced
You lead regularly, also outdoors on rock.
Expert
For strong climbers working at their limit.
All levels
The programme is adapted to your level.

UIAA climbing scale

We give the difficulty in the UIAA scale, like the Swiss Alpine Club SAC. For comparison, the French scale (FR) used at climbing gyms and crags.

UIAAFR
I–Low difficulty
Easiest rock climbing, hands help with balance.
II–Moderate difficulty
Simple combinations of holds (three points of contact).
III, III+3a–3bMedium difficulty
Vertical sections or juggy overhangs need some strength.
IV−, IV, IV+3c–4bConsiderable difficulty
Real climbing experience needed, several protection points.
V−, V, V+4c–5b+Great difficulty
Higher demands on body, technique and experience.
VI−, VI, VI+5c–6aVery great difficulty
Above-average skill and good training.
VII−, VII, VII+6a+–6cExceptional difficulty
Specific training and refined protection skills needed.
from VIII−6c+–9aExtreme difficulty
Ever higher demands on skill, body and mind.

Source: SAC, comparison UIAA / French scale

Fitness 1–5

How fit you should be for the course – approaches, length of the days and altitude.

1 · Easy
Short approaches (up to 20 min), climbing with plenty of breaks. No special fitness needed.
2 · Moderate
Approaches up to 1 h, 4–5 h active. You enjoy moving and do some sport now and then.
3 · Medium
Approaches of 1–2 h with a backpack, days up to 8 h. You do sport regularly.
4 · Demanding
Approaches up to 3 h and 1000 m of ascent, days up to 10 h, several days in a row. Good endurance needed.
5 · Very demanding
Long alpine days over 10 h, more than 1000 m of ascent, altitude above 3000 m. Very good endurance and sure-footedness.

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