Sports climbing in the Tyrolean mountains
Top-class area for sports climbing in Galtür
Ambitious Alpine climbers love the area surrounding Jamtalhütte lodge . The Jamtal valley boasts climbing routes for all skill levels, ranging in difficulty from 2 to 7+. Plus, you can climb up to seven pitches with a length of 100 metres each.
Parts of the sports climbing park at Jamtalhütte lodge, which was renovated in 2021, are also suitable for beginners and children. The Jamtal climbing area consists of two zones, the Jamtal Hüttenblick climbing gardens and the more challenging Jam Block.
If you’re interested in some cross-border climbing, we recommend the route around Heidelberger Hütte lodge in Switzerland.
Climbing Arenas in the Paznaun valley
The climbing area features routes with a difficulty between 2 and 7, located in a south-westerly direction at 2,400 metres above sea level. The best time to go climbing there is from June to October.
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Jam Block:
Hüttenblick:
The climbing facilities around the Wiesbadener Hütte were set up by the Wiesbaden DAV section with the support of the Galtür and Montafon mountain guides, the Montafon mountain rescue service, the training instructors of the Wiesbaden DAV section and the hut landlord.
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There is a new climbing garden in the beautiful alpine landscape above the Menta Alm in the Jamtal valley. The approx. 20 routes are well secured, but still need to be climbed as the rock is not completely solid in some places. Wearing a helmet is recommended.
Top-Sportklettergarten, erschlossen von Hansjörg Randl Senior. Derzeit gibt es dort 20 Routen von 6c+ bis 8a+ und noch weitere Projekte. Die Routen sind für Kletterer, die ein Anspruchsvolles und steiles Abenteuer suchen. Der Sportklettergarten ist ideal für harte Trainingseinheiten.
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The family climbing garden is located directly behind the Alpinarium Galtür. Access is via the valley path, from which you can reach the climbing wall via a meadow.
SPORT CLIMBING ROUTES
Guided tours with the experts of the region
If you don’t have any prior climbing experience, it might be a good idea to join a guided tour. With an experienced mountain guide, you’re always on the safe side.
