Our tour may begin with travelling together to South Tyrol. On the first day, we hike from Seis to the Schlernbödele Hut in around two hours and enjoy a relaxed evening there. We set off early the following morning, initially following a hunters’ trail before continuing through a streambed without a marked path to reach the start of the route. The climb begins with easy terrain at UIAA grades II to III, partly interspersed with grass, before reaching the steeper section of the ridge. Ten pitches of excellent rock then follow at UIAA grade IV and lower grade V, leading from one spectacular viewpoint to the next. The key section is a short overhang that can also be climbed using aid if necessary—and there is a small surprise waiting here. Once this passage has been completed, three more beautiful pitches at grade IV lead to the top of the route. The descent takes us across the Schlern plateau and down the Touristensteig to the Schlernbödele Hut and finally back to the car. It is a long descent, but technically straightforward.