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The Zehnerstein is a rock up to 35 meters high in Franconian Switzerland in the municipality of Obertrubach in the Bavarian district of Forchheim . It is located in the Trubachtal , west of the Obertrubach district of Wolfsberg . Its highest point is 446 m above sea level. NN high. The Zehnerstein can be reached as a hiking destination from Wolfsberg or Untertrubach . It can be accessed in a few minutes via the parking lot below the rock at a sports facility.
Climb
With 32 climbing routes in levels of difficulty 2 to 8 ( UIAA ), it is one of the most important climbing destinations in the Trubach Valley.
The Zehnerstein was first climbed before 1900, probably by locals. However, this has not been documented. In 1967 an oversized wall hook was installed on the Zehnerstein as a landmark. The summit book is attached to this.
In the vicinity of the Zehnerstein there is another climbing destination in the northern Franconian Jura, the Wolfsberger Felsentor .
Significant routes
- Seifertriß , VI +, first ascended by the Seifert brothers in 1929
- Affenschaukel , VIII-, Kurt Albert (1981), technical difficulty A2 / V +
- Solleder Gedenkweg , VI, G. Treutlein (1934)
literature
- Kurt Albert : Fight Gravity - Climbing in the Frankenjura, tmms-Verlag, Korb 2005, ISBN 3-930650-15-0
- Sebastian Schwertner: Climbing Guide Frankenjura Volume 1 , Panico Verlag, 8th edition 2014, ISBN 978-3-95611-015-3
- Bernhard Thum: Topoführer Frankenjura , Bernhard Thum Verlag, 8th edition 2010, ISBN 978-3-932064-03-6 .
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Coordinates: 49 ° 41 ′ N , 11 ° 18 ′ E