Gößler Wand, Rocky wall in Grundlsee, Austria
The Gößler Wand is a vertical limestone formation rising to about 900 meters above the Grundlsee valley. The rocky face contains several sectors that offer different climbing opportunities.
The wall formed millions of years ago through geological processes and is part of the Totes Gebirge mountain complex. It has served as a landmark for travelers and mountaineers across generations.
The climbing community in the region has used the wall as a training ground and developed various routes over the years. The different difficulty levels attract both beginners and experienced climbers.
Three marked hiking routes of varying difficulty lead to and past the wall. The shortest trails take around 2 to 3 hours, while longer routes require more time and better fitness.
The steep rock face provides natural protection from rain, allowing climbing activities throughout the year. This feature makes it especially valuable for climbers during colder months.
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