Tannheimer Tal
Kellespitze
Although the highest peak of the Tannheimer Berge with its 750m high northern drop can present the highest wall of the area, the Kellespitze is still quite far behind in the favour of climbers.
The rock on the south side is not as compact as on Gimpel nd Roter Flüh and the north side is far away from the Kltterschuss. But some people like the latter. Especially the north side routes of Toni Freudig are interesting destinations for climbers who like to get away from the mainstream.
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Parking space Musauer Alm
From the Musauer Alm continue in the direction of the Otto-Mayr-Hütte until the path to the Nesselwängler Scharte branches off to the left (30 minutes walk). Follow the path in the direction of the Nesselwängler Scharte until you can cross the path to the entrances (from Abzeig 20 - 30 minutes walk)
Continuous heavy wall and slab climbing with many interesting cross passages. Like the gothic window absolutely recommendable, but not to be underestimated because of the length. Also for the descent you have to calculate the time.
T. Freudig, K. Straub, W. Hofmann 1995
Parking space Musauer Alm
From the Musauer Alm continue in the direction of the Otto-Mayr-Hütte until the path to the Nesselwängler Scharte branches off to the left (30 minutes walk). Follow the path in the direction of the Nesselwängler Scharte until you can cross the path to the entrances (from Abzeig 20 - 30 minutes walk)
From the last stand approx. 40m straight up (hook visible) to a stand. Then climb another 55m up the ridge to a ridge upswing, where the first abseil hook is located. After abseiling twice, it is best to cross down through a channel and up to a ridge on the left (in the direction of descent). There you will find another abseiling ring. Abseil 20m and continue to a striking ridge tower. Behind this tower is the next abseil ring. From there abseil 3 times suspended. The descent is marked, but not easy to find in bad visibility.
Worthwhile climbing on good, partly very beautiful rock. Especially the slab wall in front of the junction to line 95 offers great, technically demanding wall climbing. On sunny midsummer days a rewarding, shady destination.
T. Freudig, K. Straub, W. Hofmann 1995
Parking space Musauer Alm
From the Musauer Alm continue in the direction of the Otto-Mayr-Hütte until the path to the Nesselwängler Scharte branches off to the left (30 minutes walk). Follow the path in the direction of the Nesselwängler Scharte until you can cross it to the entrances (from the turnoff 20 - 30 minutes walk)
From the last stand approx. 40m straight up (hook visible) to a stand. Then climb another 55m up the ridge to a ridge upswing, where the first abseil hook is located. After abseiling twice, it is best to cross down through a channel and up to a ridge on the left (in the direction of descent). There you will find another abseiling ring. Abseil 20m and continue to a striking ridge tower. Behind this tower is the next abseil ring. From there abseil 3 times suspended. The descent is marked, but not easy to find in bad visibility.
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