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[D] ([E] further down)

Sandsteinfelsen mit einem großen Plattensektor und einigen steileren Stellen. Viele einfache Routen zum trainieren der Fußarbeit. Die Bohrhaken scheinen in einigen Routen weit entfernt zu sein, vielleicht ändert sich diese Sichtweise beim Klettern, so dass der Abstand oft aus gutem Grund so gewählt wurde. Machen dir keine Sorgen, aber achte bei den meisten Routen auf die möglichen Grounder zwischen den ersten beiden Bohrhaken. Sichere immer aufmerksam um Unfälle zu vermeiden.
Bad Heilbrunn liegt südlich von München und nichts deutet darauf hin, dass es hier einige wirklich coole Kletterrouten in regional nicht wirklich bekanntem Sandstein gibt (die meisten Felsen hier unten sind aus Kalkstein).

Einige Regeln für alle Felsen und Sektoren:

1. Nimm deinen Abfall mit
2. Überleg dir wie und wo du im Wald scheißen gehst und musst
3. Bitte schlaft daheim oder auf offiziellen Campingplätzen
4. Bleib auf den Wegen so schützt du die Natur zu unterstützen
5. Versuch, so leise wie möglich zu sein
6. Benutz die offiziellen Parkplätze (auch wenns was kostet)

[E]
Sandstone crag with a big slab sector and some steeper parts. A lot of easy routes for training good footwork and some routes to give it a go. The bolts seem to be far away on some routes, maybe this will change whilst climbing, so the distance always is chosen with a good intention. Don't worry about that, but be aware of possible grounders in between the two first bolts on most of the routes. Always belay tautly and with great attention to provide accidents.
Bad Heilbrunn is south of Munich and nothing seems to say, that there might be some really cool climbing routes in not really regional known sandstone (most of the crags down here are limestone).

Some rules for all crags and sectors:

1. Take your waste with you
2. Know how and where to shit in the woods
3. Please sleep in your home or on campsites
4. Stay on the tracks to support nature
5. Try to be as quiet as possible
6. Use the official parking lots

History

Some time ago the crag was an quarry for the "Enzenauer Marmor", that was loved 'cause of its multiple colors. The quarry was closed and so some climbers got there and bolted the first routes. If this hasn't happend, this little paradise of sandstone climbing would probably be renatured by itself.

Routes on Bad Heilbrunn
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Nils Favre
from Martigny, Switzerland
Gerd Rother
from munich, Germany
Andreas Burger
from Sindelsdorf
Bad Heilbrunn

The area is access sensitive!

There is a parking space but be aware not every car is able to enter it at every time of the year (depends on rain, snow, sun, woodwork etc.). Be aware to park with a small footprint so that others can get a good parking and easy access as well.

!!! NO CLIMBING AFTER RAINY DAYS (sandstone will erode and the lines will be gone) !!!

Some rules for all crags and sectors:

1. Take your waste with you
2. Know how and where to shit in the woods
3. Please sleep in your home or on campsites
4. Stay on the tracks to support nature
5. Try to be as quiet as possible
6. Use the official parking lots