Paznaun: A Climber’s Paradise

Climbing or Bouldering – you’re spoilt for choice here!

High above Galtür in Tirol, at an altitude of 2,000 metres, lies Silvapark – arguably one of the best bouldering areas in the Oberland. Particularly during the summer months, when it can already get very hot in many parts of Tirol, the temperatures here are pleasant for Bouldering in a stunning setting with breathtaking views.

Bernd Zangerl established the first boulders here and, with ‘Anam Cara 8c’, created the most difficult boulder not only in the Paznaun Valley but in the whole of Tirol. There are now 445 bouldering routes of all Levels of Difficulty waiting for bouldering enthusiasts.

As a special treat for families, there’s the first bouldering area for children in Tirol to discover here.

Several Via Ferratas/Iron Ways, including a special family Via Ferrata/Iron Way, a bouldering wall in the Alpinarium and two Rock Climbing Areas near the Jamtalhütte and the Heidelberger Hütte round off the climbing opportunities in Paznaun. The Paznaun Valley thus proves to be a true paradise for mountaineers, climbing enthusiasts and those who aspire to become one.

All climbing

  1. Bouldering in Paznaun
  2. Ice Climbing in Paznaun
  3. Indoor climbing centres in Paznaun
  4. Multi-pitch routes in the Paznaun
  5. Sport climbing in the Paznaun
  6. Via Ferratas in the Paznaun Valley

News from the region

  • Paznaun-Ischgl

    eBike & climb: Heidelberger Mountain Lodge/Hut

    New Rock Climbing Area at 2,300 m: The Mountain Lodge/Hut complex near the Heidelberger Hütte above Ischgl can be reached by E-Bike via the Fimbatal valley – ideal for the height of summer.

  • Paznaun-Ischgl

    Silvapark: Bouldering – the best is yet to come

    Bernd Zangerl takes us to the Blockfeld by Lake Vallülasee. Why Silvapark Galtür is still far from having realised its full potential.

  • Mayrhofen-Hippach

    The 7 best bouldering areas in Tirol

    Tirol has long been regarded as a paradise for climbers – and even more so for bouldering. From high-alpine granite formations in Silvapark to family friendly limestone boulders in Hoch-Imst: hardly any other region combines such a diverse bouldering landscape within such a small area. In this article, we present the seven most exciting bouldering areas in Tirol.

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 includes 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.