Multi-pitch routes at Lake Achensee

The challenge for climbing enthusiasts
Zwei Personen klettern auf einem großen Berg.
Zwei Personen klettern auf einem großen Berg.

Alpine climbing at Lake Achensee is more than just a sport – it involves teamwork, concentration and an immersive experience of nature. Classic routes such as the Klobenjoch, the Guffert and the Gramai offer varied multi-pitch routes that are both technically challenging and visually stunning. With every pitch, not only does the altitude increase, but so too does your trust in your climbing Partner and your own abilities. The combination of grippy rock, impressive mountain scenery and the turquoise-blue lake makes climbing around Lake Achensee an unforgettable experience for anyone wishing to combine a challenge with the great outdoors.

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Gramai

Difficulty:difficulty: 4 - 7a+Place:Eben am Achensee / Achensee
To the climbing area: Gramai

Guffert

Difficulty:difficulty: 1 - 7aPlace:Steinberg am Rofan / Achensee
To the climbing area: Guffert

Rotspitz

Difficulty:difficulty: 1 - 7a+Place:Eben am Achensee / Achensee
To the climbing area: Rotspitz

Three Multi-Pitch Climbing tips at Lake Achensee

Gramai Climbing Area

  • Well-secured multi-pitch routes
  • Alpine character
  • Descent usually by abseiling
  • 55-metre twin rope required
  • Please be mindful of wildlife above the routes

Klobenjoch

  • Wide selection of routes of varying Levels of Difficulty
  • Known for long routes in French Levels of Difficulty 6. and 7.
  • Challenging sport climbing routes in the Eiskeller area
  • A wide variety of climbing opportunities

Rotspitz

  • One of the most popular climbing mountains in the Rofan Mountains
  • Reddish-coloured limestone
  • Rock formations reminiscent of the Dolomites
  • Steep climbing with moderate Levels of Difficulty
  • Routes up to 4 pitches long