description Weisse Rose Overview
Weisse Rose is a historically significant rock climbing route located in the Frankenjura region of Germany. First free-climbed by Wolfgang Güllich in 1984, it is renowned for being one of the earliest ascents at the 8b+ (5.14a) difficulty grade. The route ascends a sheer limestone wall and is distinguished by its requirement for traditional protection, meaning climbers must place their own removable gear. It remains a notable objective for elite traditional climbers seeking classic and demanding lines.
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Where is Weiße Rose located?
Weiße Rose is at Schleierwasserfall in Tyrol, Austria. The crag is associated with some of the hardest limestone sport climbing in the Kitzbühel district.
Is Weiße Rose actually a traditionally protected route?
No, the famous Weiße Rose at Schleierwasserfall is a sport route, not a trad climb. It is generally graded 9a and relies on fixed protection.
Who made the first ascent of Weiße Rose?
Alexander Huber made the first ascent in 1994. He initially proposed 8c+ but later regarded the route as 9a.
Which climbers have repeated Weiße Rose?
Adam Ondra made the second recorded ascent in 2008 and described it as very hard for 9a. Jakob Schubert repeated it in 2020, and Michael Piccolruaz added another ascent in 2023.
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