Oberdörflerchlus (plaisir)

The Bubikopf (The Boy’s Head) is the symbol of Oberdorf. It was first climbed in 1925 by throwing a rope over from the west side providing a top rope of sorts. Nowadays without resorting to the rope toss, the West Ridge can be more easily free climbed. The slab above the firepit is an ideal place to practice and improve your footwork. On warm days climb the routes on the North Face of the Kreuzwand or on the Hohlenturm.