Sport Climbing -
Ötztal
Längenfeld | Astlehn
Difficulty
6
- 8
Route length
15 - 20 m
Number of routes
12
Sea Level
1200 m
Exposure
E
Best season
Apr - Oct
GPS Position / Ascent
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The climbing garden Astlehn belongs to one of the most longstanding and also most impressive climbing areas in Tyrol. Climbing history was made in the early 80s at this overhanging rock. Those who dare to climb those difficult lines can achieve milestones of climbing history here at Astlehn.
Route overview
Level
Quantity
6
2
7
7
8
2
Wall inclination
Rock
Gneiss
Walking time approach
10 min
Attractiveness
Protection
Access
Past the Falkner Alm and after passing a pasture gate, we follow a small path straight up to the climbing garden. The large boulder is hidden by birch trees
Journey
From the roundabout at the beginning of the Ötztal, drive on the Ötztal federal road B186 for about 23 km to Längenfeld. From the roundabout at the end of Längenfeld, drive about 1 km towards Sölden. At the height of the Burgsteiner Wand (signposted via ferrata car park), turn right into the hamlet of Astlehn. At the first fork after the houses, turn right and then after 300 m turn left towards Ötztaler Ache.
Parking
Just before the bridge over the Ache.
