Watzmann East Face

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Watzmann East Face is a towering, notoriously steep rock wall in the Bavarian Alps, famed as one of the highest and most challenging alpine faces in Germany.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Watzmann-Ostwand 2
Direkte Ostwand 1
Watzmann East Face canonical 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf climbing area
mountain face
rock wall
accessPoint Königssee
St. Bartholomä
approximateRouteLength up to 2000 m
climbingRoutes Berchtesgadener Weg
Direkte Ostwand
linked to: Watzmann East Face

Klassische Ostwandroute
climbingStyle alpine climbing
trad climbing
continent Europe
country Germany
difficulty very high
fame iconic objective in German alpinism
one of the most famous alpine walls in Germany
firstAscentBy Johann Grill NERFINISHED
Johann Punz
Johann Punz junior
linked to: Johann Punz
firstAscentYear 1881
GermanName Watzmann-Ostwand
linked to: Watzmann East Face
hazard rapidly changing weather
rockfall
route-finding difficulties
height approximately 1800 m
approximately 5900 ft
languageOfToponym German
locatedIn Bavaria
Bavarian Alps
Berchtesgaden Alps
Germany
locatedInProtectedArea Berchtesgaden National Park
nearestTown Berchtesgaden
notableFor being one of the highest rock faces in the Eastern Alps
demanding alpine climbing routes
extreme steepness
high objective danger
orientation east
partOf Watzmann
range Berchtesgaden Alps
requires advanced alpine experience
excellent fitness
solid route-finding skills
rockType limestone
season early autumn
summer
viewOverlooks Königssee

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Königssee hasLandmark Watzmann East Face
Watzmann East Face climbingRoutes Direkte Ostwand
linked to: Watzmann East Face
Watzmann East Face GermanName Watzmann-Ostwand
linked to: Watzmann East Face
Watzmann hasFace Watzmann-Ostwand
linked to: Watzmann East Face