Valentin Gram
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01.07.2025 Ebersangerbach Benjamin Großmann ★★★★★ 📖 ★★★ ★★★ 💧 Low Completed ✔
The access is strenuous, especially as you should have quite a lot of ropes with you for the tour. Nevertheless, it is a really beautiful and rewarding hike through the Gesäuse with good rope protection. The descent into the tour is difficult to find and really steep and brittle, unfortunately we didn't quite find the right way down so we missed the first 2 abseiling points. Lots of bolts as described at the positions and in good condition. Unfortunately, some were damaged or no longer there. But everything that was broken or no longer there was replaced or re-drilled by us. (+ also drilled new holes in a few places to be able to pull off the rope better) so the canyon is now really in good condition again and everything can be done with a 70m rope, possibly even with 60m. * Stand left at the edge (chain anchor) 100m exactly to the bottom. (2 intermediate stands, depending on 30 or 50 m left. Advisable if there is a lot of water, otherwise the ropes are difficult to pull off). Both intermediate stands are present, but the one at 50m is no longer in good condition, so I drilled a new one at approx. 65m. (2Bolts+Rapid) * Stand Left (Bolt+Sling+Ring) 10m (Possibly take new rope) * Stand left (Bolt) 15 m flat to the edge (I did not find it but it is also climbable) * Stand left (chain anchor) 80m to the waterfall path (after overhang possible intermediate stand, difficult to reach) ATTENTION!!! The ropes cannot be pulled off the intermediate belay and it is really difficult to reach, extremely slippery and sloping at the farthest point of the transition. That's why I drilled a new intermediate belay at about 15m directly in front of the overhang on the edge to the left (Bolt+Rapid) From there you can easily get down with a 70m rope, possibly even with 60m and the rope can be pulled off really well from there

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