Walk-in
From Plan-Francey, head down into a saddle (1,497 m) and then climb diagonally, keeping to the right, over a steep grassed slope, partly covered with scrub and some fir-trees, with occasion outcrops of rock, at the foot of the North Wall of the Moléson. The first wire ropes start at around 1,580 m, but the actual start of the via ferrata is further up, at around 1,660 m, at the base of the vertical wall.

Route
A long traverse with a middle descent to the right leads to the first vertical wall, in short sections even overhanging (it is possible to turn back at this point; if you manage the wall, you will manage the rest as well). In the middle section of the route, there is the characteristic grassy shelf, and then comes the second vertical climb (follow the book of routes) in a traverse, and a finale over an overhang with good safety. The route runs across steeply sloping grassed areas to the metal cross marking the top of the first peak (1,936 m), along a narrow rock ridge down into a saddle, with a final climb over a grassed ridge to the triangulation point on the main peak (2,002 m).

Descent
Take the walking route down into a saddle, and then it is a short climb to the cable-car  mountain station (approx. 1,970 m); take this down to Plan-Francey. Or you can walk down, on a good path via the west flank and below the North Wall back to Plan-Francey; 1 hour.

Quelle: Eugen E. Hüsler/Daniel Anker: Wandern vertikal. Die Klettersteige der Schweiz, AT Verlag, Baden 2004