From Salbithütte via Meiggelenstock to Wassen (Normal route) Meiggelenstock 2416 m
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- Difficulty
- T4
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- Ascent
- 1:45 h, 480 m
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- Descent
- 2:45 h, 1670 m
Surrounded by bold spires
The granite peaks of the Salbit region are among the best climbing mountains Switzerland has to offer: sharp spires, steep fissures, perfect dièdres, highly structured walls, rough slabs and textbook crags. They can be admired from the hiking area around Meiggelenstock. Moreover, there are two panorama views to enjoy: one into the green gorge of the Reuss valley, the other over to the secluded lakes below Rohrspitzli, which, by the way, deserve an extended visit, too.
Route description
Additional information
- Departure point
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- Difficulty / Material
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The most challenging passages are on the last few (not mandatory) metres from the Meiggelenstock cross to the highest point of Meiggelenstock. They are on huge, sometimes slippery but not very exposed boulders. On Bandlücke as well as on Meiggelenstock between P. 2236 and the cross the well-traced mountain trail leads up a steep face. On the pathless Rohrplatten you will have to trust the grip of your boots. Crossing the Rohrbach can cause some problems, especially in early summer.
- Waypoints
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Nice passage, highest point of the tour
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