<h2>Access</h2> <p>Mooserboden</p> <h2>Approach # 2h</h2> <p>Hike up to Heinrich-Schwaiger-Haus.</p> <h2>Route # 2-3 hours from the Heinrich-Schwaiger-Haus to the summit.</h2> <p>Head up across the rocks (a few steps of climbing - secured with cable) to the Unterer-Fochezkopf (3022m). Across the narrow snow ridge to the Oberer-Fochezkopf (3159m). Across another narrow, steeper snow ridge - the <em>Kaindlgrat</em> - to the glacial plateau between Wiesbachhorn and Bratschenkopf (the Kaindlkees).</p> <p>From there, two options:</p> <ul> <li>the W ridge, starts at the end of the Kaindlgrat, steeper and more rocky (35° to 40°)</li> <li>the SW ridge, about 100m further on the plateau, more snow and not as steep (35°)</li> </ul> <p>The two ridges join a dozen meters before the summit.</p> <h2>Descent</h2> <p>SW ridge and same way.</p> <ul> <li><p>Spend the night in Heinrich-Schwaiger-Haus, allows to start early.</p></li> <li><p>Better to be done early in the season (June - early July), as it is more interesting when there is snow. Late in the summer, it is mostly a rock hike / easy climb.</p></li> </ul>

Grosses Wiesbachhorn - Pustresi - Hohe Tauern - Austria

Grosses Wiesbachhorn - Kaindlgrat - W ridge

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<p>Le Caf local: Alpenverein</p> <p>Outil carto en ligne: BEV-AMAP</p> <p>Bulletin avalanche: Lawinenwarndienst</p>

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<h2>Historique</h2> <p>Première ascension&#160;: Zanker et Zorner, fin du 18<sup>e</sup> siècle.</p> <h3>Ascension remarquable</h3> <p>Ascension de la face NW par Fritz Rigele et Willo Welzenbach le 15 juillet 1924, pionnière dans la conquête des faces glaciaires avec l&#8217;utilisation de prémisses de broches à glace.</p> <h2>Webographie</h2> <p>Bergportrait sur Bergwelten de.</p> <h2>Bibliographie</h2> <ul> <li><em>Sa dernière course</em> par Ernst Krebs, <em>La Montagne</em>, 1935, n<sup>o</sup>269, p.166-170.</li> </ul>

Grosses Wiesbachhorn

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Grosses Wiesbachhorn - Pustresi - Hohe Tauern - Austria