J / Stein­ad­ler­rou­te 5b (5a mandatory)
Franz-Xaver Leig­ge­ner, Bru­no Pfaf­fen and Egon Fel­ler 1976/1982. Reno­va­ted in 2018 by Rena­te and Roland Ker­nen, Stef­fi Irniger.
This is the clas­sic rou­te of the Wiwan­ni­horn, cha­rac­te­ri­sed by varied, part­ly also some­what expo­sed wall and slab clim­bing, well secu­red and often clim­bed. The tour should not be under­ta­ken in bad wea­ther con­di­ti­ons as rap­pel­ling isn’t easy in this route.
After the first three pit­ches, fol­low nice pit­ches in the 5th degree in the best rock and expo­sed ambi­ence. After the 8th pitch, it beco­mes much easier again and you fol­low the part­ly expo­sed ridge for about 50 minu­tes to the sum­mit. 4 – 5 hours for the climb.
Des­cent: Over the west ridge or sou­thwest wall, or the nor­mal rou­te Trittji.
Equip­ment: 14 quick-draws, 50 meters rope

K / Wi vom Fass 6a (5b+ mandatory)
Rena­te and Roland Ker­nen 2019
10 pit­ches of beau­tiful clim­bing lines in the best-struc­tu­red rock in the upper fifth and a few meters in the sixth degree of dif­fi­cul­ty. Then fol­low the slight­ly expo­sed ridge to the sum­mit. High­ly recom­men­ded clim­bing tour. 4 – 5 hours for the climb.
Des­cent: Over the west ridge or sou­thwest wall, or the nor­mal rou­te Trittji.
Equip­ment: 14 quick-draws, 50 meters rope

L / Ver­bor­ge­ne Tän­ze 6b (5c+ mandatory)
Feli­ci­tas and Egon Fel­ler 2013
This beau­tiful clim­bing line has been only dis­co­ver­ed recent­ly. The­r­e­fo­re it got the name which means in Ger­man: hid­den dances. This is a term from the Upper Valais mythology.
The very varied clim­bing on the best rock in the fifth and sixth degree of dif­fi­cul­ty offers inte­res­t­ing cracks, slabs and inter­sec­tions and is one of the most beau­tiful ways to the Wiwan­ni­horn. After clim­bing up the pit­ches fol­lows a tran­si­ti­on on the ridge to the sum­mit for about 45 minutes.
Des­cent: clim­bing down over the west ridge or the nor­mal rou­te Tritt­ji in the south wall. Rap­pel­ling on the rou­te is not recom­men­ded. The rope can get caught while pul­ling, but it’s possible.
Equip­ment: 12 quick-draws and 60 m rope. The tour is also good with a 50 m rope. Only in one of the light pit­ches is it not enough, which is not a pro­blem at this level of difficulty.
Dan­ger note: Do not kick stones in the area of 2nd gra­de. Other­wi­se you end­an­ger clim­bers below in the Stein­ad­ler­rou­te and Wi vom Fass.

N / Hotel Pfui 6c (6a+ obl.)
Lina Rufi­bach und Bru­no Pfaf­fen 2021, ope­ned from below
Expo­sed wall and slab clim­bing bet­ween the two clas­sics Stein­ad­ler and Wii vom Fass. After the 9th pitch via Stein­ad­ler, con­ti­nue over the ridge to the summit.
Mark­ed at the start, also after the wal­king sections.
Mate­ri­al: 11 quick­draws, 50 m rope