Multi-pitch routes

Sonneck

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What to do in an emergency? Call emergency number

140 - Mountain Rescue (Bergrettung)
112 - European Emergency Number
133 - Police
144 - Ambulance

Many routes have rescue points at the hiking signs, which can be used as a clear location identification in an emergency.

The Alpine Club provides tips for optimal preparation for mountain hiking.

SOS-EU-Alp App

The SOS EU ALP app allows you to determine your location (x,y coordinates) via your smartphone. In an emergency, this location data can be sent directly to the responsible control center (Tyrol, South Tyrol or Bavaria).

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Description

With its attractive south face, the Sonneck at 2,260m is one of the most recently discovered climbing destinations in the Wilder Kaiser region. Numerous routes, which are secured with bolts, lead through prime rock to just below the summit. Note: These are Alpine routes The rock face is up to 450m high.

In case of emergency, a 50m twinrope is necessary for rappelling.

The following are three example tours. For more tours, see the "Alpin Wilder Kaiser” climbing guide by Markus Stadler (3rd edition Panico-Verlag 2021).

Wall height from

100

Wall height to

450

Numbers of multi-pitch routes

Rocks

Kalk

Multi-rope length difficulty levels from

6+/A0

Multi-rope length difficulty levels up to to