Climbing & Via Ferrata

The goal of the climbing courses is independent climbing in natural rock in the difficulty levels III-V (Level 1) and IV-VI (Level 2). You will learn the specific belay technique as well as the necessary climbing technique and tactics.

In the popular courses, your mountain guide will prepare you to climb via ferratas of difficulty A-B/C (Level 1) and B/C-D (Level 2) on your own. You will learn the specific belay technique as well as the necessary climbing technique and get used to the exposure on the viae ferratae.

Want a dream tour? We will be happy to organize an optimally qualified guide for you and your friends, family or company. Over 80 mountain guides are looking forward to your dream tour with you. They have turned their hobby into a profession and will accompany you with great commitment after meticulous preparation. There are virtually no limits: From...

There are a few things to bear in mind when you're on steep rock. You should be familiar with objective and subjective dangers, know how to use your equipment and be able to correctly assess the difficulty and requirements. You will learn everything you need to know about weather and orientation, about physical relationships and, of course, about the...

The aim of the family courses is the joint (of parents and children) learning of the various climbing and belaying techniques for easy climbing tours or via ferrata. The selected course area is especially adapted to the specific requirements and allows climbing or via ferrata with a lot of fun and success. The family courses are suitable for fathers/mothers with their sons/daughters who are at least 10 years old.

The combination of yoga and via ferrata promises an all-around successful day with action and relaxation. And by the way, you'll get valuable tips from your guide on how to climb via ferrata on your own. The right environment is also provided: directly below the Alpspitze we find the best conditions for it.

Nowhere is the selection of all-season via ferratas in difficulty levels A-D greater than on Lake Garda. Your mountain guide will accompany you on routes such as the "Ferrata Che Guevara" or "Via Ferrata Signora delle Acque".

Up to 9 via ferratas in one weekend? Hard to believe, but Theo makes it possible. Theo Förster is one of the most experienced state-certified mountain and ski guides in the Vivalpin team and has been an absolute fan of these modern via ferrata routes in the Rofan and Zillertal for 12 years.

The "Comici" on the Grosse Zinne is one of the greatest climbing tours in the Dolomites, if not the entire Alps. First climbed by Emilio Comici in 1933, it still offers many strenuous and not always well-secured pitches in grade VI and VII without the use of pitons. Simon Gietl has climbed Comici with guests many times.