Climbing in Tyrol
Via Ferratas in the Ötztal
Via Ferratas near the Hotel Edelweiss & Gurgl in Tyrol
The Ötztal and especially Obergurgl are well known for its 3.000 metres peaks and the alpine adventures. Secured Via Ferratas guarantee new horizons for beginners and professional climbers.
Very close to the rocks – Via Ferratas in Tyrol
Secured with iron ropes and hooks passionate climbers can discover new dimensions. Also families with children will find great opportunities for their hiking adventure. Our own sport shop “Scheiber Sport” offers the complete climbing set, which includes sit and chest harness, helmets, accessory cords, breaks and snaplinks.
Via Ferrata for beginners: “Moosalm”
You are driving from Obergurgl approximately 30 minutes to Sölden - Moosalm. From the parking area it takes 20 minutes to the access area.
Difficulty: between B and C
Trail length: 80m of altitude
Duration: 30 minutes
Descent: 20 minutes
Via Ferrata for families: “Obergurgl Zirmwald”
It takes approximately 30 minutes from the Hotel Edelweiss & Gurgl to get to the access area.
Difficulty: between B and C
Trail length: 100m of altitude
Duration: 1,5 to 2 hours
Descent: 1 to 1,5 hours
Via Ferrata for experienced climbers: “Schwärzenkamm”
The walk to the access area from the Hotel Edelweiss & Gurgl takes approximately 3 hours.
Difficulty: from A to D
Trail length: 350m of altitud
Duration: 3 hours
Descent: 1 hour
Via Ferrata for advanced climbers: “Lehner Waterfall”
A marvellous Via Ferrata in Längenfeld with great views on the waterfall.
Difficulty: from B to D
Trail length: 160m of altitude
Duration: 1,5 to 2 hours
Descent: 1 hour
Access area: 15 minutes from the parking area
Via Ferrata for professional climbers: “Reinhard Schiestl”
Reinhard Schiestl is a well-known sport climber. This Via Ferrrata is named after him.
Difficulty: C
Trail length: 200m of altitude
Duration: 1,5 to 2 hours
Descent: 1 hour
Access area: 5 minutes from the parking area
Via Ferrata with great perspectives: “Stuibenfall”
The wonderful Via Ferrata in Umhausen-Niederthai requires a good head for heights and surefootedness, but is also ideal for beginners and families.
Difficulty: C
Trail length: 300m of altitude
Duration: 3 hours
Descent: 30 minutes to 1 hour
Access area: 20 minutes from the parking area












