In reply to mcawle:Your post is a bit vague as you don’t suggest what grade you climb at or whether you are soloed or accompanied but there are multiple options available. The Dri Horlini is the simplest and most obvious. A lovely route as a long day hit from the valley or a leisurely one from the hut. Even In present conditions I imagine the Weissmies by the Rotgrat, descending by the SE ridge would give a grand longer day out at around PD+. (Rotgrat not well known but good bêta available from the hut and a fine quiet route.) The famous Portschengrat is obvious but much harder and not really a ‘training’ route. The same applies to other fine options such as the Jagegrat/Lagginhorn S Ridge/Weissmies N Ridge which are into AD/D territory. (I suggest you avoid the Egginer and Stellihorn ridges as they are seriously loose and unpleasant.) These routes should be good choices in dry conditions - I hope so as I am planning them at the end of the month! If you haven’t already done it, I think the Horlini picks itself for your needs! If you just want to do some convenient rope training try the short ridge immediately above the Hohsass hut. I know some alpine guides who use it for training purposes as it is very accessible and unserious. Have a good time and watch out for falling rocks!