Ice Climbing in Paznaun

Experience winter at its best

When people hear “Winter and Paznaun”, most probably think straight away of skiing meccas such as Ischgl, Kappl, See or Galtür. And rightly so, as the Paznaun slopes and freeride routes are incredibly popular in winter. Things are considerably quieter at the Paznaun waterfalls, which in winter transform into frozen playgrounds for Ice Climbing. The Paznaun, characterised by majestic mountain peaks, deep gorges and frozen waterfalls, attracts adventurers from near and far. From a gentle practice icefall to an imposing ice pillar, there’s something for everyone.

Ice Climbing in the Paznaun is not only a sporting challenge, but also a journey into a wintry wilderness that captivates with its rugged beauty and fascinating tranquillity. Immerse yourself in the world of ice climbing in the Paznaun and be enchanted by nature’s frosty wonders and the thrill of vertical adventure.

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Josè

Difficulty:difficulty: WI 1 - WI 3Place:Kappl / Paznaun - Ischgl
To the ice climbing area: Josè

Ladylike

Difficulty:difficulty: WI 1 - WI 4Place:See / Paznaun - Ischgl
To the ice climbing area: Ladylike

Ice Climbing on three magnificent waterfalls in the Paznaun

Surrounded by numerous three-thousand-metre peaks, the Paznaun offers a particularly spectacular backdrop during the winter months. In this winter wonderland, beginners can venture onto the ‘black ice’ for the first time, whilst experienced climbers will also find plenty to enjoy here. Guided ice-climbing tours can be arranged through the local Mountain Guides.

Moos Icefall

  • Level of Difficulty WI3
  • Easy icefall
  • Easily accessible
  • Well suited to top-rope climbing
  • Descent by abseiling down trees

Sinsner Ice Pillar

  • Level of Difficulty WI5
  • Impressive ice pillar in a rock cirque
  • Additional icefall to the right of the ice pillar
  • Descent by abseiling down trees

Ladylik icefall

  • Level of Difficulty WI4
  • Steep, wide icefall
  • Situated above a gully
  • Descent by abseiling down trees