This is the standard and best-known mountaineering route on Olperer. It is an alpine climb on the south side, typically starting from the Friesenberghaus area and following the south ridge toward the summit. The route involves exposed scrambling and climbing on rock, with conditions that can include snow or ice depending on season. It is generally considered a serious alpine route rather than a hike. The difficulty is moderate by alpine standards, with route-finding and sure-footedness important. Objective hazards can include loose rock and changing mountain conditions.
