At the western part of the North Wall the "Kocheler Turm" is
located. (First climber: T.Daisenberger, H.Demleitner,
H.Schöfmann, 1934, VI, 4 hrs from entrance)
The Kocheler Turm is a totally free standing tower with hanging
over all four sides. One starts at the west-way 455 and leave it
when the ways begins winding to the left over gras and detritus to
a cove in the wall. From there through grassy grooves about 100m
upward, whereat one passes by the eastern wall of the tower. This
way leads us to a small ravine between wall and tower and has
reached its southern side towering about 50m up. This is the
entrance. From the ravine we climb about 3m horizontally on a ramp
out to the eastern wall of the tower. From there climbing an
overhang up and then extremely difficult transversal left upward to
the southern edge, about 10m. There is a small standing
position.
From here one has to climb another overhang up to a small pine. Now
its easier to come to the top. To descent one ropes down southern
direction to the entrance.
