Mayrhofen - Hippach. The climbing paradise in the Zillertal

Where alpine classics meet natural routes: Climbing fun meets respectful interaction with nature

The Mayrhofen-Hippach vacation region is one of the most varied climbing destinations in Tyrol and offers climbing enthusiasts a wide range of challenges. From steep rock faces to perfectly developed climbing gardens - both beginners and experienced climbers will find the ideal route here. The impressive alpine landscape, combined with a variety of climbing opportunities, makes the region a real hotspot for outdoor enthusiasts. Breathtaking panoramas and exciting routes guarantee intense nature experiences and sporting adventures. The region not only focuses on first-class climbing experiences, but also attaches great importance to a sustainable and respectful approach to nature. As a member of "Climbers Paradise" and the "Climbing with Respect" initiative, Mayrhofen-Hippach is actively committed to the protection of biodiversity and promotes awareness of mindful climbing tourism. Our goal: to create high-quality climbing offers and at the same time preserve the unique landscape for future generations.

From the impressive "Eternal Hunting Grounds" in Ginzling to the via ferratas in Schwendau - there is something for everyone here, whether beginner, advanced or professional. The towering rock faces of the Ginzling Alpine landscape in particular, which is part of the Zillertal Alps High Mountain Nature Park, offer spectacular climbing experiences in a unique setting. The expansive views and varied routes make climbing here a special highlight. And if the weather doesn't play ball, climbing enthusiasts don't have to give up their hobby: Several climbing gyms in the area offer ideal conditions for training in sheltered surroundings. Mayrhofen-Hippach combines outdoor climbing routes with excellent indoor alternatives, promising a varied climbing experience that will delight climbers at any time of year.

MAYRHOFEN TOURISM ASSOCIATION
Dursterstraße 225
A-6290 Mayrhofen
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