Innsbruck
Ehnbachklamm
The rather large climbing area of the Ehnbachklamm gorge is divided into several sectors of varying degrees of difficulty and rock structures and is divided into the lower and upper Ehnbachklamm. In total there are about 130 rehabilitated routes, which are oriented in all directions. The climbing is mostly done on small ledges and holes.
CAUTION:
The sectors Zuller west, south, east and north side, Lochkofel, Matterhorn, Altherrengartl, Plan B Wall, Schwarze Riepe and Alpenkofel are not renovated and should be approached with extreme caution!
10-40 min
There are several ways to get into the Ehnbachklamm:
If you are coming from the motorway, exit at Zirl- Ost and follow the Bunderstraße B171 in the direction of Zirl. Immediately after entering Zirl, you can see an M-price (supermarket) on the right hand side pass this supermarket, and after a petrol station turn sharp right into Geistbühelweg, Ehnbachweg, follow this road through the underpass until you reach a rescue organisation (Red Cross). Behind this building you can park without any problems.
It is also possible coming from the motorway in the direction of Seefeld B177, E533 immediately after reaching this road there is an exit on the right hand side directly to the Red Cross. (Caution very confusing)
From here on foot to the Ehnbachklamm - depending on the sector 10 to 30 minutes walking time.
Car park P6 at the Red Cross, subject to charges
Somewhat hidden at the entrance to the gorge below the path is this compact wall with very interesting routes. The rock is washed out and compact.
ACCESS
20 meters after the branch to the chapel, descend via a steel cable.
Very beautiful and rewarding climbing garden for hot summer days
At the different sectors of the upper Ehnbachklamm there is a wide choice of routes in the lower levels of difficulty. The climbing routes are perfectly secured and also very good for children and
Suitable for beginners.
ACCESS
From the parking lot at the Red Cross (P6) walk along the Geistbühelweg in western direction until you reach the underpass of the federal road. Turn left here, then cross the Ehnbach bridge. Then follow the path through the Ehnbachklamm gorge to the dam wall (approx. 40 minutes). After the dam wall descend into the stream bed. The
Rocks are located on the left and right of the streambed.
At the different sectors of the upper Ehnbachklamm there is a wide choice of routes in the lower levels of difficulty, not only a paradise for climbers but also for families with children.
The climbing routes are perfectly secured and also very suitable for children and beginners
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