Sport climbing in St. Anton am Arlberg
Gneiss and limestone in their most beautiful form
St. Anton am Arlberg is actually mainly famous for its endless deep snow slopes in winter. But the resort also has plenty to offer climbing fans in summer, whether beginners or experienced climbers. With 73 sport climbing routes, 12 multi-pitch tours, 2 climbing gyms, 1 high ropes course and 2 via ferratas, St. Anton is the outdoor region on the Arlberg - and impresses not least with its fantastic views of the mountain worlds of the Lechtal Alps and the Verwall. Here you are very close to nature!
Climbing garden tips in St. Anton am Arlberg
- Darmstädter Hut
Surrounded by beautiful flower meadows in summer, the Darmstädter Hütte sits enthroned in an impressive high mountain basin south of St. Anton at 2,384 m above sea level. The gneiss rocks around the hut offer endless opportunities for climbing enthusiasts. The climbing garden has up to 70 routes in 7 sectors with difficulty levels from 3 to 9+. There is something for everyone - and at the hut anyway, you will be spoiled with Tyrolean delicacies. - Schnann
In the idyllic Schnann gorge, both beginners and advanced climbers will find the best conditions. The shady climbing garden offers several routes in difficulty levels 3 to 9-. The limestone rock often requires technically demanding slab and steep wall and ledge climbing, and there is also a bouldering area with 5 different walls of varying degrees of difficulty.
