Climbing garden Kampermauer

The Kampermauer climbing area offers around 300 well-secured routes in difficulty grades 3 to 9. The special feature is the wall height of around 450m with many multi-pitch routes and the associated alpine character.
The base of the wall is at 800 to 860 metres above sea level

Difficulty: from 3 to 9, most of the sport climbing routes up to 6

Rock structure: steep, mostly vertically layered slab limestone, sometimes also underlying dolomite limestone. The different rock structures result in many different climbing forms: large-grip handhold routes (Vegetarierkante sector), vertical ledge climbs (Ekstase sector), small-grip breccia rock (Palatschinke sector), hole climbs (Schweizer Kas sector), intersections (Malikbu sector), chimneys, hand, fist and body cracks (Hinkelstein, Fledermaus, Super-Diagonale sectors) and smooth slabs (Schmetterlingsplatte sector)

orientation: mostly south to south-east; the two left-hand sections Fledermaus and Schweizer Kas face west;

Best time of year: spring to autumn; however, due to the south-facing location, climbing is often also possible in winter (caution: increased risk of falling rocks and ice!)

Equipment: Helmet is highly recommended, as you may also be climbing above you, 70m rope and at least 10 quickdraws

Nature conservation: The Kampermauer is located in the Kalkalpen National Park. Therefore, please observe the climbing ban for some areas from April to June and be considerate of the cliff swallows that nest there.

(c) Text/Info after Heli Steinmassl "Genussklettern + Sportklettern Kampermauer", 1998
The Kampermauer is also one of Marlies Czerny / hochzweimedia's favourite crags. HERE you can find hers - a true declaration of love