multi-pitch climbing Sebenkopf

12 routes
difficulty: 2

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Description

The Sebenkopf is a ridge extension of the 1937 m high Sebenspitze. In the 80s Klaus Tröber lifted the somewhat hidden wall out of oblivion with his routes. In the meantime, the wall has been diligently developed further and the classics have all been renovated.

Some of the routes are now very close together, which makes orientation quite difficult - in some cases orientation signs have even been put up at the sites!


A visit is especially worthwhile in spring, when you can ski from the Füssener Jöchle to the entrance. In case of strong warming and wet snow cover, please be aware of the possible danger of avalanches.

Information

number of routes12
rock typeLimestone
altitude1850
Source: Tannheimer Tal

Getting here

  • Parking

    from Vils to the Vilser Alm. Continue in the direction of Obere Alpe/Schlagstein and finally over scree slopes up to the foot of the wall (2h in total). Also possible with MTB until about 800 behind the Vilser Alm, then in total about 1,5h. From Grän take the cable car to Füssener Jöchle and from there descend to the foot of the wall (about 40 minutes from the top station).
    from Vils at the parking lot Vilser Alm. from Grän at the valley station Füssener Jöchle.