Multi-pitch routes in Tyrol
Flying high in Climbers Paradise Tirol!
Are the tours in the climbing garden not long and high enough for you? Are you looking for adventure and would like to climb multi-pitch routes, enjoy the peace and quiet and the view while putting your climbing skills to the test? Multi-pitch climbing means climbing at least two climbing tours in succession.
You're sure to find what you're looking for at Climbers Paradise Tirol - here you can choose from over 600 alpine multi-pitch tours and adjust the level of difficulty exactly to your climbing skills.
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Beginner and refresher courses for multi-pitch climbing
If you have never climbed multi-pitch routes before or would like to improve your technique, our mountain sports schools naturally also offer multi-pitch courses. The program includes how to belay correctly at the belay station, the different commands for climbing and multi-pitch tours and the use of wedges and slings. It's best to register today!
13 must-haves when climbing multi-pitch tours
- Climbing helmet
- Climbing shoes and approach shoes
- Climbing harness
- rucksack
- Suitable clothing and possibly sunglasses
- bandages
- Ropes: The length of the ropes or the amount of hardware depends on the length of the tour
- screw carabiners
- quickdraws and slings
- Rope
- Clamping wedges, clamping devices
- belay device
- magnesium
Communication on multi-pitch tours
As you are far away from each other when climbing, short and concise commands must be sufficient to communicate with each other:
- Lead climber calls out: "Belay!" After he has belayed himself at the belay.
- The second climber calls out: "Rope in!" After taking the lead climber off the belay.
- Lead climber calls out: "Come in!" After inserting the second climber's rope into the belay and tightening the rope.
- The second climber calls out: "I'm coming!" After he has unclipped his own belay.
The 3 most popular multi-pitch tours in Climbers Paradise Tirol
- Nassereith Tiefthal: Several east-facing, well-secured routes that are alpine in character and therefore not recommended for pure sport climbers. The descent is only possible by abseiling (70 m single rope or 2 twin ropes required!) on the respective route.
- Geierwand in Haiming: There are 20 south-facing multi-pitch routes here.
- Gramai am Achensee: 12 well-secured routes with alpine character can be found in Gramai am Achensee. The exposure is south/southeast. The descent is mostly by abseiling with 55 m double ropes.
