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Roggspitze

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The Roggspitze (also known as Rockspitze in the old literature) is a 2747 meter high mountain in the Valluga group in the western part of the Lechtaler Alps, on the border between the Austrian states of Tyrol and Vorarlberg. The name derives from the Romansh Rocca, English rock. The mountain has, especially from the west, a strikingly triangular shape with very steep walls facing south and east. As a result, the Roggspitze has a strong geographic dominance towards the north. The mountain is popular with climbers who find routes up to the UIAA grade VI because of its easy accessibility and its firm Aptychen limestone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lz7zXSX2Tw
Grades
UIAA
  1. 3+: 1 route
    3+: 1 route
  2. 4-: 1 route
    4-: 1 route
  3. 4: 1 route
    4: 1 route
  4. 5+: 1 route
    5+: 1 route
  5. 6: 2 routes
    6: 2 routes
  6. 8: 1 route
    8: 1 route
Most popular time of the year for climbing
  1. January: 0 ascents
    January: 0 ascents
  2. February: 0 ascents
    February: 0 ascents
  3. March: 0 ascents
    March: 0 ascents
  4. April: 0 ascents
    April: 0 ascents
  5. May: 0 ascents
    May: 0 ascents
  6. June: 0 ascents
    June: 0 ascents
  7. July: 6 ascents
    July: 6 ascents
  8. August: 3 ascents
    August: 3 ascents
  9. September: 1 ascent
    September: 1 ascent
  10. October: 1 ascent
    October: 1 ascent
  11. November: 0 ascents
    November: 0 ascents
  12. December: 0 ascents
    December: 0 ascents
Rock type
Limestone

Areas (2)

Title
Climbing style
Grades
Routes
Ratings
Südwestwand (Sector)
0
Südostwand (Sector)
Sport climbing
3

History

The peak was first climbed in 1877 by the shepherd Martin Josef Zudrell from the Pazieltal.
Type
Title
Climbing style
Grade
Length
Pitches
Bolts
Ratings
Alpine Climbing
3+
320 m
11
–
No ratings (yet)
Alpine Climbing
5+
395 m
10
–
No ratings (yet)
Alpine Climbing
8
320 m
9
–
No ratings (yet)
Alpine Climbing
4-
360 m
11
–
No ratings (yet)
Sport climbing
6
–
–
–
No ratings (yet)
Sport climbing
6
–
–
–
No ratings (yet)
Sport climbing
4
–
–
–
No ratings (yet)

Coordinates

DD
47.165695, 10.209510
DMS
47°09'56.5"N 10°12'34.2"E
UTM
32T 591668 5224287
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Approach

From Innsbruck, take the A12 Inntalautobahn to Landeck, then continue on the B316 to St. Anton. Via the Arlbergpass to Vorarlberg and at the turnoff to Lech onto the Flexenstraße (199) to N. Via the Flexenpass to Zürs. Here you can also take the N from the Lechtal (NO) or the Bregenzerwald (NW) via Lech or from the W from Bludenz on the B316 via Klösterle to the Flexenstraße. From Zürs on the hiking trail towards Stuttgarter Hütte. Ascend either via the hut to the Boschweg or branch off into the Pazüeltal before and from there on minor trails into direction Roggspitze.

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Climbing style
Mostly Alpine Climbing
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