Eine Frau geht, gesichert durch ein Klettersteigset einen Klettersteig. Im Hintergrund sieht am die Tiroler Berge
Eine Frau geht, gesichert durch ein Klettersteigset einen Klettersteig. Im Hintergrund sieht am die Tiroler Berge

St. Anton am Arlberg climbing area

A unique climbing experience in the high mountains

St. Anton am Arlberg has plenty to offer climbing enthusiasts in the summer. The Arlberg Via Ferrata/Iron Way takes you high above the Stanzertal valley and across several peaks in the Lechtal valley, offering stunning views and sweeping panoramas. Sport climbers will find plenty of places in the region to let off steam: the Rock Climbing Area in the Schnanner Klamm, with 36 routes of medium Level of Difficulty, is highly recommended, especially in hot weather. The gorge also features a lovely multi-pitch route. Should the summer weather in the Arlberg not be on your side, the arl.park indoor climbing centre, with its 920 m², is the place to be for climbing enthusiasts.

Climbing in St. Anton

  1. Climbing parks in St. Anton am Arlberg
  2. Indoor climbing centres in St. Anton am Arlberg
  3. Multi-pitch routes in St. Anton am Arlberg
  4. Sport climbing in St. Anton am Arlberg
  5. Via Ferrats in St. Anton am Arlberg

News from the region

  • St. Anton am Arlberg

    Arlberg Winter Via Ferrata: A tightrope walk in the snow

    A Via Ferrata/Iron Way with skis on your back and a freeride descent as a reward: on Tirol’s only winter Via Ferrata/Iron Way in St. Anton am Arlberg (difficulty D).

  • St. Anton am Arlberg

    Rocktober in the Verwall

    Just before the ski season begins, head to Tirol’s newest bouldering area: mountain bike by E-Bike through the Moostal valley to the Darmstädter Mountain Lodge/Hut in the Verwall near St. Anton – including some first ascents.

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 are 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.