This crag is located just underneath the Castle Rabeneck and the opposite river side. The sectors offers mainly vertical and technical climbing on crimps or sloping pockets.
"Rabenecker Wand" has got some fragile passages and is a bit more overhanging than the other sectors. Climbing is either hard firing or classical easier hiking up the walls. The wall is very shady so it's recommended for late summer or autumn. Climbing is prohibited until end of June anyway.
"Schrollwand" is just a little bit off the beaten track so you'll probably be alone. Climbing is great though, predominantly short technical climbing on sloping pockets in vertical walls.
One hard awesome line can be found at "Mariantlwand" but that's actually it.
The opposite Riverside gets a lot more sun. Especially "Bayreuther Riss" is perfect for colder sunny days. Beside some old school crack climbs from the early days there are a lot of great long climbs in moderate or bit harder grades developed by Martin Treiber in late 90s. Jushua Schulz developed the harder stuff recently, mainly sustained climbing on tiny crimps.
"Treusteiner Wand" at the upper floor gets less sun than "Bayreuther Riss" so this sector perfects the crag for the whole year. The routes which are mainly developed by Martin Treiber as well, are just a bit easier than at "Bayreuther Riss" and the holds are slightly bigger. Technics is required though.
Goodies
soft:
Frankenländer Kamin, Bayreuther Riss Direkt
medium:
Durchriss, back to the beginning, Direkter Hansenweg
hard:
Just in Time, Schmetterlingseffekt, Chaosprinzip, the shild, Klotos Keule, Solitary man