Climb up the “Hohe Wand” using the easy via ferrata “Kleine Klause” (Cat. A/B) from the rear side, cross the plateau to the “Neue Welt Blick” and then hike back and descend via the easy via ferrata “Große Klause”. Cross … Continued
Climb up the Rax through the Höllental via the Alpenvereinssteig (via ferrata). This beautiful but long via ferrata (category B) is suitable for beginners with good condition but also for experienced persons who want to enjoy the amazing view. Climb … Continued
Difficult but promising via ferrata up to the Preiner Wand at the Rax (1783m) via the Hans von Haidsteig (D) whereas the demanding crux is a chimney which is very often wet and therefore very slippery. After visiting the summit, … Continued
A very long but promising tour up to the Ebenstein (2123m), starting from the amazing Grüner See and then up to the Pribitz (1579m) allowing an amazing view from top onto the green lake. The descent is done via the … Continued
Difficult but promising via ferrata up to the Hochlantsch (1717m) via the Franz-Scheikl Klettersteig (C/D) whereas the demanding crux is at the end (after a long ascent). After visiting the summit, the tour descends towards the Steirischer Jokl and then … Continued
A long but exciting tour up to the Hochschwab (2277m) via the G’hackte (easy via ferrata, Cat. A/B) and back to the Häuslalm and Sonnschienalm. This very long route passes all checkpoints to qualify for the HOCHsteiermark badge (Bronze) and … Continued
Climb up the Rax from Hinternaßwald via the Wildfährte (via ferrata, Cat. B) towards the Habsburghaus. This beautiful via ferrata (category B) is suitable for beginners with some experience but also for experienced persons who want to enjoy the amazing … Continued
Difficult, exciting but crowded via ferrata leading up to the Hohe Wand via the Gebirgsvereinssteig (D) whereas the demanding crux is a slippery and extremely exposed traverse requiring a lot of boldness and power. The tour then continues towards another … Continued
Short but impressive via ferrata through the gorge of Rio Sallagoni. This via ferrata is composed of two parts, the lower (C) very well protected with cables and the upper (B) with less protection (only iron rungs, no cables), allowing … Continued
One of the most beautiful (but crowded) Via Ferrata’s in the dolomites: The Via Ferrata Tridentina which leads up to the Rifugio Franco Cavazza al Pisciadù hut and then further to the Cima Pisciadù peak (2985m), allowing a stunning view … Continued