Mountaineering & Climbing
between Großglockner and Dolomites
Tyrol's alpine highlights stretch between the majestic Großvenediger and the imposing Großglockner. 264 three-thousand metre peaks are waiting to be climbed. East Tyrol is a true paradise for climbing enthusiasts. Sport climbing fans can choose from over 500 tours with different rock formations - from robust granite to fine-grained limestone.
Your alpine contact partner
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alpine know-how and many years of mountain experience
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organization of high alpine mountain tours with a mountain guide
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climbing gardens, via ferratas in the immediate vicinity of the hotel
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hire climbing equipment from the local sports retailer
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library with climbing and mountain literature
High alpine Classics
- Großglockner (3.798 m) - day tour for very sporty mountaineers, otherwise with overnight stay at the "Adlersruhe".
- Großvenediger (3.657 m) - accessible from the Defereggerhaus or the Johannishütte, highest mountain in the Venediger group
- Dreiherrnspitze (3.499 m) - the provinces of Salzburg and Tyrol and the Autonomous Province of Bolzano (South Tyrol) meet on this summit
Climbing areas in East Tyrol
- Falkenstein climbing area - Matrei
approx. 145 routes | difficulties from VI - focus VII - Climbing area Lucknerhaus - Kals
33 routes | 5 multi-pitch routes | difficulties III+ to VIII- - Kreithof climbing area - Lienz
191 routes | difficulties IV+ - IX+ - climbing area Dolomitenhütte - Lienz
129 routes | difficulties VI - IX+
Fixed rope routes & high ropes courses
- Blauspitze - via ferrata
Difficulty: C/D | Climbing time: 75 min. - Rote Säule - via ferrata
Difficulty: D/E | Climbing time: 60 min. - Kreuzspitze - via ferrata
Difficulty: A/B | Climbing time: 30 min. - Türml - via ferrata
Difficulty: C | Climbing time: 30 min. - High ropes course - Großvenediger climbing park
