Via Ferratas in the Steinberge mountain sports region

A wide variety of climbing guaranteed!
Ein Mann klettert auf einem Felsen.
Ein Mann klettert auf einem Felsen.

In the border region between Tyrol and Salzburg, the Steinberge mountain sports region – comprising the Loferer & Leogang Rocky Mountains and, above all, the imposing Steinplatte – is just waiting to be conquered by climbing enthusiasts. From a Family Friendly Rock Climbing Area to 10 exciting Via Ferratas and more than 1,000 sport climbing routes, right through to Multi-Pitch Climbing, there’s something for everyone here. The ‘Pinzgawurm’ route is even one of the longest alpine sport climbs in the area (45 pitches).

Climbing guides and handbooks provide detailed information about this extensive area. So let’s head off to the Steinberge – pure climbing enjoyment awaits you here!

11 results

St. Adolari

Opening hours:open
Difficulty:B/CExposition:SE
Duration:0:45 hDuration:0:10 hElevation difference:100 m

Gams Kitz (Weißbach)

Difficulty:A/BExposition:SW
Duration:1:00 hDuration:0:05 hElevation difference:90 m

Weisse Gams (Weißbach)

Difficulty:D/EExposition:SW
Duration:0:45 hDuration:0:10 hElevation difference:130 m

Three Via Ferrata recommendations in the Steinberge

Schuasta-Gangl (Steinplatte)

  • Via Ferrata to the Steinplatte (1,700 m)
  • Level of Difficulty C/D
  • Secured throughout with pitons and rope
  • Natural rock formation
  • Best time of year: June to October
  • Set up by the Waidring Mountain Rescue Service

Panoramic Via Ferrata (Henne)

  • Suitable for beginners and those looking to enjoy the experience
  • Summit at 1,900 m
  • Panoramic views of numerous Tirolean mountain ranges
  • Crossing to the Wildseeloderhaus possible
  • A variant with Level of Difficulty C/D is available
  • Best time of year: June to October

Marokka Via Ferrata

  • Family friendly Via Ferrata
  • Level of Difficulty B/C
  • Summit at 2,019 m
  • Alpine route
  • Rope bridge as a highlight
  • Beautiful views of Fieberbrunn and the surrounding mountains