Climbing & High Ropes Park

• Mini & Maxi Club climbing tower
• Indoor climbing fun at PlayIn in Serfaus
• Large climbing centre in Imst (40 km)
• arl.rock in St. Anton (52 km)
• Climbing area at Area 47 at the Ötztal train station (45 km)

• Ladis Via Ferrata
  The rocks made of crystalline schist, on which the Laudeck Castle spectacularly stands, offer perfect conditions for an adventurous day on the rock.
  
  There are two via ferratas with different levels of difficulty:
  “Pons Laudes Steig” (red): A–C, moderately difficult
  “Laudecksteig” (black): C–D, very difficult
  
  The former blue route ("Via Claudia Augusta") will be used exclusively as the official descent for the two other via ferrata routes. Climbers are rewarded with a magnificent view of the Inntal valley below.

   

• Family Climbing Garden St. Georgen – Rappenwand
  
  Close to the hamlet of St. Georgen, just below Serfaus there is a climbing crag with 19 different climbing routes in a difficulty from II to VII. Standardised rock pitons and drilled abseiling points were installed. Beautifully located in the forest with many hours of sunshine in the alpine atmosphere. The rock has small holds and while the lower part is flat (for families), the upper part is vertical and thus ideal for sport climbing. The height is from 5 to 25 metres and there are 2 multi pitch routes. The usage of a helmet is absolutly necessary.

• Fuglersee Climbing Garden
  Above the Furglersee lake at 2,600m above sea level, about 1.5 hours from the Kölnerhaus you can find 7 routes to climb.
  
  

• Further Via Ferratas nearby
  Anton Renk via ferrata – Ried/Fendels
  Holderli Seppl via ferrata – Kaunertal valley
  Galugg via ferrata – Zams
  Imst via ferrata – Imst

• Options in the area around Fiss
  Klobenstein
  Kalkschrofen am Telfes
  Sauerbrunn in Prutz
  Fernergries im Kaunertal

• Climbing Garden Starkenbach: in Affenhimmel near Starkenbach by Mils
  25 km – the most beautiful climbing garden in western Tyrol

• Climbing Garden Ardez in Engadin
  Located right at the bypass road of the picturesque village Ardez in the Lower Engadin, this climbing crag offers the perfect route for every taste – with varying levels of difficulty.

Pushing your limits can be a lot of fun and can unleash hidden energy. Challenge yourself and discover what you are capable of – together with the whole family! And if you happen to lose your balance: With a helmet and climbing harness, you are always safe while climbing through the treetops. Set among natural trees and high above the ground, the X-Trees Forest Rope Park features 13 courses for all levels of difficulty. Visitors can tackle up to 100 different challenges. At heights of up to 14 metres above the ground, adventurous visitors can take on obstacles of all kinds.

Quick and nimble like Spiderman, visitors can climb through the Spider Net. Agility and balance are what it takes to make it across the Indiana-Jones-Bridge. And the grand finale: a thrilling ride on the Flying Fox back towards the ground. If you still have the energy and feel like more adventure, you can simply try another course in the forest rope park after your flight!

• X-Trees Serfaus