Bouldering, climbing and free soloing

Our lovely Austrian mountains provide optimum routes for all climbers who are here for a holiday. Experiencing the natural surroundings in the lofty heights on a rope is a pure adrenaline-packed experience. During your summer holiday here with us in Salzburger Land enjoy a wide variety of routes. As a top family holiday destination, Wagrain-Kleinarl does of course provide superb adventures for up and coming climbers. Highlights include the Flying Fox course, Kesselfall gorge, Kleinarl ropes course, Wagrain ropes course and various via ferrata routes. And if the weather is bad? Head to the climbing hall in Wagrain high school. Live your #climbingpassion and experience a fantastic family holiday while climbing in Austria.

There are so many places in Wagrain-Kleinarl where you get to pursue your passion for climbing:

Wagrain climbing hall is located in the local high school and when the weather is poor offers variety for keen climbers, and for those who would like to become just that. In Wagrain climbing hall relevant courses are provided by specialist trainers. Equipment and courses are available for a fee.

The climbing hall in Wagrain is around 700 m from Hotel Adapura Wagrain. You may also enquire at Reception if you would like information on opening hours and to book courses.

Wagrain ropes course has a total of 3 courses available for those aged 10 and over and is ideal for team building. You will be challenged here, tackle tricky situations across a challenging high ropes element as part of a team. The highest platform is 17 m in height. There is so much fun and excitement to enjoy in Wagrain ropes course!
The Hotel Adapura Wagrain is just 5.7 km or a 6-minute drive from this action-packed point.

The reception in the Hotel Adapura Wagrain will be happy to help you make a reservation. This event and equipment hire are available for a fee.

Starting point is Kletter-Welt Kleinarl. It is just 5.7 km from the Hotel Adapura Wagrain. The Flying Fox is accessible via a via ferrata route; with options ranging from easy to difficult. On the rope slide course through Kesselfall Gorge in Kleinarl you get to experience unforgettable adventures, including crossing two waterfalls via a rope bridge and five rope slides.

Tours are led through Kesselfall Gorge by Kletter-Welt guides for a fee. The requisite equipment is available to hire on site for a fee too. Reservation is required and our Reception is happy to take care of this for you.

Unforgettable adventures! High above Kleinarl on the Palfensteinpalfen and nestling in a wonderful mountain setting there is a superb Geländesteig path and three via ferratas.

Tatzlwurm family via ferrata route: This is the easiest via ferrata (category A/B) and is primarily one ascending crossing. Nonetheless you should use self-belaying equipment.

Kesselfall via ferrata: This is a fun via ferrata route (category B/C) through the Kesselfall Gorge. The waterfalls of the Kesselbach are accessible via two rope bridges, and you get very close to the water and, depending on the water level, you may even get wet. Tip: If you hire a rope pulley beforehand, then you can glide along the via ferrata, heading back into the valley, on five Flying Fox slides. A lovely adventure on a hot summer day!

Peilsteinpalfen via ferrata Kleinarl: Above Kleinarl several via ferrata routes have been set into the rock faces, allowing you to combine several circuits and create an extensive tour. The Peilsteinpalfen via ferrata (category D) is a vertical to slightly overhanging rock face. The face is wet and slippery in sections and there is a gorge to negotiate via a short rope bridge. There is also the option to exit the route before things get tough.

Important information: On all routes it is hugely important to ensure that you are fit enough for the respective route and that appropriate via ferrata equipment is used.