Vie ferrate
Vie ferrate close to the valley have turned into an absolute recreational hit in the last few years because they make it possible to enjoy breathtaking views without having to trek endlessly uphill covered in sweat. The combination of enjoying nature and caring for the environment, as well as avoiding conflict and meeting safety requirements is also supported by the funding of vie ferrate.
What does it offer?
As with the climbing gardens, the use of a funded via ferrata comes with lots of advantages. Due consideration is paid both to environmental issues and the wishes of mountain sport fans.
The following criteria apply to a funded via ferrata:
- High safety requirements on the basis of the guidelines of the Austrian Board for Alpine Safety have to be met (Via Ferrata Handbook)
- Optimal quality in the sense of modern via ferrata technology
- Negative effects on nature and landscape are avoided in construction
- Signposting based on the Tyrolean Mountain Trail Plan
- Contractual usage agreements with all landowners
Imst District
- Hanauer Klettersteig (Hanauer Hütte)
- Jubiläums-Klettersteig (Lehner Wasserfall)
- Imster Klettersteig
- Obergurgler Klettersteig (Zirbenwald)
- Auer Klamm Klettersteige
- Klettersteig Stuibenfall
- Reinhard Schiestl Klettersteig (Burgsteinwand)
- Leite Klettersteig (Tieftal)
- Klettersteige Kletterpark Pitztal
- Geierwand Klettersteig
- Steinwand Klettersteig (Burgstall)
- Insured Climb Vordere Platteinspitze
Contact:
Klaus Pietersteiner
Province of Tyrol - Department for Forestry Conservation
Bürgerstr. 36, 6020 Innsbruck
klaus.pietersteiner@tirol.gv.at
Tel.: +43 512 508 4605
