Actually, the Hochwielser is nothing more than a ridge spur of the Rote Flüh. While normal mountaineers pay no attention to it, climbers have long since regarded it as a destination in its own right because of its steep southern slopes. The dust-dry wall is particularly popular in spring.
At the Hochwieslersporn, which immediately adjoins the red Flüh, and in the yellow overhanging south-west face, ambitious sport climbers get their money's worth. The sometimes extremely steep routes demand a good deal of strength endurance.
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