Tyrol – Austria's third-largest state – is one of the top tourist destinations in the Alpine nation for a reason. In this blog post, we present five via ferratas you absolutely cannot miss – in a variety of difficulty levels.
5-peak via ferrata
This via ferrata circuit, as the name suggests, leads across five different peaks. What's particularly practical is that you can combine the via ferratas of the peaks as you wish and can even abandon them at any time if necessary.
You can find more information about this via ferrata here and here .
Difficulty : B/CD (depending on the variant)
Duration : 4 hours 30 minutes
Ascent : 540 m
Geierwand via ferrata
The Geierwand via ferrata offers magnificent views of the Inn Valley and is easy to climb. It also includes a fantastic rope bridge and is characterized by its well-planned route.
You can find more information about this via ferrata here .
Difficulty : C
Duration : 2 hours 30 minutes
Ascent : 350 m
Peter Kofler Via Ferrata
This via ferrata even offers a glimpse of the Zillertal Alps. It's also easily accessible by public transport. Due to the relatively short C-grade sections, this via ferrata is also recommended for beginners.
You can find more information about this via ferrata here .
Difficulty : C
Duration : 1 hour 45 minutes
Ascent : 300 m
Stuibenfall via ferrata
As the name suggests, this via ferrata is located right next to the Stuibenfall waterfall. As a reward, a rope bridge over the waterfall awaits at the end. What more could you want?
You can find more information about this via ferrata here and here .
Difficulty : C
Duration : 1 hour 15 minutes
Ascent : 230 m
Henne Panorama Trail
This via ferrata in the Kitzbühel Alps is also suitable for children. For advanced climbers, there are several slightly more challenging versions. From the summit of the Henne, you can also see a beautiful Wildsee lake.
You can find more information about this via ferrata here and here .
Difficulty : B (variants up to D)
Duration : 1 hour
Ascent : 160 m
Gerlossteinwand via ferrata
This via ferrata leads up a steep north face, making it ideal for summer. The summit offers a magnificent panoramic view of the Kaiser and Rofan Mountains.
You can find more information about this via ferrata here and here .
Difficulty : D
Duration : 1 hour 30 minutes
Ascent : 240 m
ATTENTION: NOTE ON VIA FERRATA
Please note that via ferratas can be physically demanding and require appropriate equipment and experience. Ensure you have the necessary equipment, skills, and fitness to safely attempt these routes. It is also advisable to consult local guides or experts for up-to-date information and specific guidelines before attempting these routes. Access the via ferratas at your own risk.
