Bouldering and climbing in Galtür in Tyrol
Galtür: a paradise for fans of bouldering and climbing
Whether you prefer bouldering or climbing: Galtür boasts numerous options for both sports. For instance, more than 195 boulder- and 445 climbing challenges are waiting for you at Silvapark boulder area. Then there are the many via ferratas you can find all across the mountain village – and, of course, the numerous sports climbing challenges.
What all of them have in common: splendid views of the Tyrolean mountains.
Boulder-paradise Silvapark
At around 1,800 meters above sea level, a spacious bouldering area with 14 diverse sectors awaits – perfect for both beginners and experienced climbers. The wide range of boulder problems challenges not only strength and technique, but also skill, courage, and creativity.
Whether you're taking your first steps on real rock or pushing your limits on complex lines, this alpine setting offers the ideal mix of adventure, variety, and inspiration.
Via ferratas in Galtür
If you’re looking for a fun alternative to hiking or are in the mood for a thrilling sporty upgrade, we recommend visiting one of the region’s via ferratas. Whether it’s the beginner-friendly children’s via ferrata at Ballunspitze or the challenging route to Greitspitz in Ischgl: There’s something for every skill level. You don’t feel comfortable tackling a via ferrata on your own? Simply rope in the experts and get help from the local mountain guides!
Sport Climbing in and Around Galtür
Sport climbing may not be the easiest activity – but it’s certainly one of the most rewarding. The areas surrounding the Jamtal Hut are especially popular among climbers, offering a variety of bolted routes in stunning alpine settings.
For those seeking even more adventure, Galtür also features demanding multi-pitch routes that promise both technical challenges and breathtaking views.
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