Bergsteigen & Klettern 2011

Climbing and mountaineering

Have you always wanted to try climbing? Go for it! The mountains in Tyrol offer ideal conditions for those who aim high!

Some 600 mountains of three thousand metres and innumerable peaks invite you to scramble and climb. Tyrolean mountain ranges offer routes of varying difficulty, both for beginners and skilled alpinists. Moreover tours with alpine guides are offered.

In addition, in several villages there are a range of climbing gyms, which are perfect to make your first climbing experiences!

  1. Widauersteig 2011

    The Widauersteig is considered to be the easiest and shortest path in the area of the Wilder Kaiser mountain range.  more

  2. Laserz-Klettersteig 2011

    This rather challenging fixed rope route featuring a lenght of 620 m takes you across the rock faces of the…  more

  3. Innsbrucker Klettersteig 2011

    This panoramic rope route takes alpinists across seven summits, from Hafelekar to Frau Hitt.  more

  4. Brudertunnel Klettersteig 2011

    The Brudertunnel fixed-rope route is a short, but worth-while route in the impressive Karwendel mountain range.  more

  5. Arlberger Klettersteig 2011

    The St. Anton fixed rope route is an alpine adventure for skilled alpinists and is one of the most challenging…  more

  6. Klettergärten 2011

    The rock faces of various levels of difficulty in Tyrolean climbing gardens make sports climbers leap for joy.  more

  7. Kletterhallen 2011

    Climbing gyms in Tyrol offer variety for those who love vertical sports.  more

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