Via Ferratas in the Wilder Kaiser region

A truly unique mountain experience!

The Wilder Kaiser region, which stretches around the four Kaiser towns of Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll, is one of Austria’s most prominent climbing destinations.

Climbing has a rich history here! Well-known Alpine names such as Totenkirchl, Predigtstuhl and Fleischbank inspire awe and a spirit of sporting ambition in mountaineers. But it’s not just experienced climbers who get their money’s worth in the Wilder Kaiser – a varied selection of sport climbing routes, multi-pitch routes, Via Ferratas and indoor climbing centres offer a wide range of opportunities for climbing enthusiasts of all abilities. And with a little imagination, during a climbing tour on the Felskopf between Treffau and Ellmau’s Haltspitze, you can even make out the profile of Emperor Charlemagne – the region owes its name to him!

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Kaiserschützen via ferrata

Difficulty:B/CExposition:N, W, NW
Duration:3:30 hDuration:4:30 hElevation difference:870 m

Klamml via ferrata

Opening hours:open
Difficulty:DExposition:SE
Duration:0:45 hDuration:1:15 hElevation difference:110 m

Kufstein Via Ferrata

Difficulty:DExposition:N
Duration:2:30 hDuration:3:30 hElevation difference:375 m

Practice via ferrata

Opening hours:open
Difficulty:B/CExposition:SW
Duration:0:15 hDuration:1:00 hElevation difference:20 m

Via Ferrata tips in the Wilder Kaiser

Practice via ferrata

  • Ideal for beginners to Via Ferrata
  • Distance: approx. 50 m
  • Level of Difficulty B/C
  • Perfect for getting to know the equipment
  • Access from the Wochenbrunner Hut: approx. 1 hour
  • Location: above the Gaudeamushütte

Klamml Via Ferrata

  • Distance: approx. 300 m
  • Two sections with a Level of Difficulty of D
  • Spectacular two-rope bridge
  • Exit possible after the first section
  • Three descent options
  • Access from the Wochenbrunner Alpine Pasture: approx. 1 hour 20 minutes
  • Refreshment stops available