Mayrhofen–Hippach. The climber’s paradise in the Zillertal

Where alpine classics meet routes close to nature: climbing fun goes hand in hand with treating nature with respect

The Mayrhofen-Hippach holiday region is one of the most varied climbing destinations in Tirol and offers climbing enthusiasts a wide range of challenges. From steep Rock Faces to perfectly equipped Rock Climbing Areas – both Beginners and experienced climbers will find their ideal route here. The impressive alpine landscape, combined with a wide variety of climbing opportunities, makes the region a real hotspot for outdoor enthusiasts. Breathtaking panoramas and exciting routes guarantee immersive experiences of nature and sporting adventures. The region not only focuses on first-class climbing experiences but also attaches great importance to treating nature in a sustainable and respectful manner. As a member of “Climbers Paradise” and the “Climbing with Respect” initiative, Mayrhofen-Hippach is actively committed to protecting biodiversity and promoting awareness of mindful climbing tourism. Our aim: to create high-quality climbing opportunities whilst preserving the unique landscape for future generations. 

From the imposing “Ewige Jagdgründe” in Ginzling to the Via Ferrata/Iron Way routes in Schwendau – there’s something for everyone here, whether you’re a Beginner, an advanced climber or a professional. In particular, the towering Rock Faces of the Ginzling Alpine landscape, which forms part of the Zillertal Alps High Mountain Nature Park, offer spectacular climbing experiences against a unique backdrop. The sweeping views and varied routes make climbing here a real highlight. And should the weather not be on your side, climbing enthusiasts need not miss out on their hobby: several indoor climbing centres in the area offer ideal conditions for training in a sheltered environment. Mayrhofen-Hippach combines outdoor climbing routes with excellent indoor alternatives, promising a varied climbing experience that delights visitors all year round.

Climbing in Mayrhofen-Hippach

  1. Bouldering in Mayrhofen – Hippach
  2. Climbing parks and high-rope courses in Mayrhofen-Hippach
  3. Ice Climbing in Mayrhofen – Hippach
  4. Mayrhofen-Hippach
  5. Sport climbing in Mayrhofen-Hippach
  6. Via Ferratas in Mayrhofen – Hippach

Climbing with Respect

  • Respect Guidelines

    Please observe current and local regulations, e.g. regarding the closure of breeding grounds or restrictions imposed by landowners.

  • By fair means

    Where possible, use public transport and/or cycle.

  • Leave no trace

    Stay on the marked paths and don’t leave any rubbish behind! This also applies to toilet paper. So always carry a bin bag in your rucksack.

  • Camping

    Only camp where it is permitted. Wild camping is strictly prohibited.

  • Avoid twilight

    At dusk and at night, we should leave the wildlife in peace. Plan your visit so that you’re back before dusk.

  • Hello there!

    We look out for one another. It is important to treat one another with respect so that minor issues do not suddenly turn into major problems.

Safety when climbing

Are you safe?

Climbing requires absolute safety in everything you do. These are the most important safety rules you should know inside out when climbing.