No one is born a master. In the Hans Berger Haus mountaineering school, you’ll learn all the essential skills for your safety in the alpine terrain so that beginners will truly enjoy the mountain experience on their first climbing tour. Children’s and family weeks are available and they are quite popular.

The classes are held on the routes of the famous Kaiser mountains in a climbing garden, where there’s a secure climbing exercise tour and an artificial climbing wall. The Hans Berger Haus will provide the necessary climbing equipment for a small service charge.

Mountain guides go into the terrain with you as much as possible. Guaranteeing you the best support, the mountaineering school works with a maximum of 4 people per class. The goal of the course is to teach the planning and execution of safe climbing tours.

There’s a wide range in the Hans Berger Haus mountaineering school -you’ll find dates/programs together with prices on the homepage!

 
Contact & Information:

Hans Berger Haus

Ms. Silvia Huber

Kaisertal 24

phone: +43-(0)5372-62575

fax: +43-(0)5372-62575

info@bergsteigerschule.at

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• Climbing garden at the Heimköpfl: only 5 minutes from the hut
  Nice, hard chalk ledge, facing the southwest, and quick drying. Protection: 2 to 3 meters bolts, currently 19 routes with the levels of difficulty III to VIII. Particularly suitable for families and children.
  
  
• Climbing garden on the peak wall of Petersköpfl: only 30 minutes from the hut
  Mostly pleasant climb on inclined to vertical wall, oriented towards the west, wall height up to 35 meters. Very well secured with glue-ins, intervals 2-3 meters. Currently 21 routes with the levels of difficulties III to VIII.
  
  
• Alpine climbing on the Naunspitze: only 30 minutes from the hut
  Pleasant climb on the beautiful, most exposed southwest edge of the Naunspitze with 6 rope lengths. It’s a very easy (III, mostly II and I) climb on the edge above the north side that is several 100 meters high, in an area that is not always reliable. Wonderful views into the Inntal valley will compensate for some rough and jagged sections.
  
  
• Steingrubenwand climbing area: only 30 minutes from the hut
  South ridge alpine character, highly recommended alpine exercise tour. The route ends halfway up, the upper part after the 6th rope length is not worthwhile. Three access versions, partly several hooks only. Additionally, five base climbs, with routes from III to VII.
  
  
• Steingrubenschneid climbing area: only 35 minutes from the hut
  Nice remote climbing area. Mostly a very good and jagged quality of rock on vertical and gently overhanging walls, in parts also inclined smooth rocks, as well as fissures and cuts. The sector “Buschwerk“ stays completely dry even with intensive rain. The sport climbing routes are equipped with glue-ins and/or ring bolt (unless otherwise noted). A recommended multi-pitch route (“Letzte Instanz“) with partly alpine character was made accessible. Route names are partly written down.

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Contact & Information:

Vorderkaiserfeldenhütte

Fam. Mirlach

Kaisertal 15

6341 Ebbs

phone &  fax: +43-(0)5372-63482

info@vorderkaiserfelden.com

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A climbing garden (III-V) was built near the hut that is great for learning and practicing. This is an optimal place for climbing courses.

The north face of the Scheffauer and Zettenkaiser offer a multitude of climbing routes of varying difficulty (II-VII). Most of the routes are fairly long (over 10 rope lengths).

Underneath the Widauer climb, there are several alpine climbing routes for sport (5 rope lengths). The routes are to some extent only sparsely secured. It is therefore advisable to bring enough safety equipment.

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Contact & Information:

Kaindlhütte

Renate & Michael Gruber

Postfach 450

6333 Kufstein

Tel.: +49-(0)176-23494761

info@kaindlhuette.com

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The climbing garden in the Morsbach district is an interesting attraction especially for climbing beginners.

You can chose among up to 50 different routes from difficulty III to X. In the upper part you will find routes with "1-meter-distances". The climbing garden is accessible anytime and free of charge for everybody.

Contact & Information:

Community office Kufstein

Unterer Stadtplatz 22

6330 Kufstein

phone: +43-(0)5372-602

fax: +43-(0)5372-602-75

stadtamt@kufstein.at

Designed as a usable piece of artwork, the form of the sculpture establishes a relationship between the Kaiser Mountains and the waterpower from the river Inn.

The sculpture is a real pleasure for free climbers. It’s a very good construction with a “mushroom boulder” and a lead climbing area. Currently there are approx. 40 routes starting with level 4 available. The wall height is approx. 20 m and there are bolt hangers at the exits.

There is an overhang area that is very well structured! Due to its surface and design, it’s excellent for bouldering and climbing with a rope. The outdoor installation is open and free for everybody, no matter what weekday or time of day it is.

Details of the sculpture:
Climbing face: 569 sqm / Surface: 100 sqm / Top area: 100 sqm / Boulder area: 50 sqm / Wall height: 19.5 meters / Climbing length: max. 25 meters / Difficulty: 5 - 9 / Number of routes: 60

Contact & Information:

Community office Kufstein

Unterer Stadtplatz 22

6330 Kufstein

phone: +43-(0)5372-602

fax: +43-(0)5372-602-75

stadtamt@kufstein.at

Right in the heart of Wörgl’s "M4" shopping mall and the adjoining "plus", the Wörgl climbing hall soars heavenwards with its 16m high wall. As soon as your car is parked in the free car park in the 1st basement, you can follow the climbers from the adjoining cafe through a large plate glass window as they make their way vertically. From the generously laid out external area – as well as the view of the Hohe Salve – you also have an impressive view from the lounge-beergarden of the outdoor walls and the climbing action.

There is also quite a lot on offer from the point of view of the sport: 
Approx. 200 routes on just under 1,700 m2of wall surface area with a maximum overhang of 12 m. In this there are 250 m2 of boulder surface area (at jumpingheight over soft floor mats) and 150 m2 of outside climbing walls with a fabulous view of the local mountains. No climber will fail to be excited.

For anyone who has not had a lot to do with climbing up to now, the Wörgl climbing wall provides a comprehensive range of courses for you to learn this fascinating sport. In taster courses, basic and advanced courses, as well as children’s birthdays and company events, you will gain an insight within a very short space of time into knots, safety and climbing techniques and, after only a bit of practice, will soon be able toenjoy that great feeling of being aware of your own body, of testingyour physical and mental limits and then sitting down together afterwards for a beer with friendlypeople and letting the day wind down.

Contact & Informations:

SKT Sport and Climbing Installations Tyrol GmbH

Mr. Harald Koidl

Salzburger Straße 33

6300 Wörgl
info@kletterhalle-woergl.at

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