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Klettern an den Spullerplatten (c) Hanno Mackowitz / Lech Zürs Tourismus

Climbing Offers

Sport climbing from A-Z: Children's climbing courses, beginner’s climbing courses on the rocks or in the hall, climbing technique training.

In the Brandnertal Climbing Park you can complete a “Climbing for beginners” day course. Participants practice the correct climbing and gripping technique during easy horizontal manoeuvres. Participants also gain insight into the use of safety equipment, learn the most important knots, and master techniques for correct belaying and abseiling. At the end of the day, the group climbs the first routes on vertical rock. The programme takes place every Wednesday and costs 20 euros for guests from partner companies.
Climbing in Brandnertal

In the Grosses Walsertal Biosphere Park, mountain guide Thomas Schäfer is happy to accompany novice climbers on their first attempts in the climbing park at Wandfluh mountain, or help advanced climbers hone their technique.
Climbing in the Grosses Walsertal Biosphere Park

In Lech am Arlberg, there are climbing courses at the Spullerplatten wall at the Spullersee lake, at Lechleiten, or at the easily accessible climbing park at the Rüfikopf mountain. Participants learn how to climb safely, belay and make a belay point, abseiling and rescue techniques. Individual wishes can also be catered for.
For families there is a special family climbing programme, where climbing, belaying and abseiling are learned in a playful way. 4m long slacklines for balancing and a 50m long rope slide are available on request.
Arlberg Alpin

In the Kleinwalsertal, the professionals of the Kleinwalsertal mountaineering school offer beginners’ courses and children’s climbing courses. In the climbing park, they give tips on rock climbing. Beginners learn step-by-step climbing and belaying techniques as well as independent abseiling during a day climbing course on the rock.
Climbing in Kleinwalsertal

In Montafon, Montafon mountain guides provide initial insight into the fascinating sport of climbing in a taster course. Depending on the weather, the course takes place in a climbing park or a climbing hall. Climbing equipment can be rented.
Climbing in the Montafon

The various climbing and bouldering halls in Vorarlberg offer introductory and basic climbing courses, designed to teach safety and basic climbing techniques necessary for independent climbing both in the climbing hall and outdoors. But that’s not all, officially authorised climbing instructors or mountain guides also impart necessary basic knowledge about safety and equipment for sport climbing.

klettern in Brand (c) Alex Kaiser / Alpenregion Bludenz Tourismus GmbH
Klettergarten Latschau (c) Leo Himsl - Montafon Tourismus GmbH, Schruns
Schnupperklettern Kletterhalle K1 (c) Wolfgang Vogl - Kletterhalle K1

Many mountaineering schools offer special courses for kids, where they can learn to climb, belay and abseil in a playful way.

Beginners learn step-by-step climbing and belaying techniques as well as independent abseiling during a day climbing course on the rock.

Depending on the weather, the course takes place in a climbing park or a climbing hall.

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