Multipitch Atlas

Grazer Bergland

Austria

The Grazer Bergland is the limestone hill country north of Graz in Styria, around Mixnitz, the Rote Wand, the Röthelstein and the Hochlantsch. The walls are low, wooded and mostly south facing, with a long tradition of well-bolted routes of up to a dozen pitches. Bases are Mixnitz, Tyrnau and Frohnleiten, all close to the S35 expressway between Graz and Bruck an der Mur. Spring and autumn are best; midsummer is hot on the south faces.

Route
1
Grade span
5a
Longest route: Strauchdieb
260 m

Where and when

Location and climate

Climate figures for Grazer Bergland are not available yet

1 route

Routes in Grazer Bergland

The Röthelstein near Mixnitz

Austria · Grazer Bergland

Strauchdieb

A new (2025) nine-pitch outing on the right edge of the Breite Wand that weaves between the bushes. Three spots of UIAA 5-/5, otherwise easier. Still a little earthy in places.

5a9 pitches260 m

Local words

At the crag and in town

German

Seil
rope
Expresse, Exe
quickdraw
Bohrhaken
bolt
Stand
belay, anchor
Seillänge
pitch
Zu!
Take!
Seil!
Slack!
Seil ein!
Take in!

Austria

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