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These so-called \"Via Ferratas\" are paths secured with wire ropes and iron pins in the rocky area. The difficulty scale ranges from A (easy) to E (extremely difficult).\n\nVia Ferrata Penken-Knorren\n\nThe Zillertal high ropes course is located at the romantic Zemm Gorge, built in the middle of the forest on natural trees. The forest ropes course was completely planned by mountain guides and built according to the latest European high ropes course standard. 32 exercises distributed over different levels of difficulty challenge self-confidence. Deep views of 88 meters into the Zemm Gorge demand your full attention. 3 rope slides with a length of 120 meters bring you from station to station or back to the forest floor.\n\nOur high ropes course is not an off-the-shelf climbing park, but the highest and most spectacular forest ropes course in the Zillertal.\n\nSome facts about the high ropes course:\n\nDifficulty: easy - medium\n\nCharacter: Nepal bridge, steep path, spider web, Charly Chaplin, flying fox,...\n\nDates: May 1 to November 1\n\nTotal tour duration: 2 hours\n\nAge: from 10 years, 140 cm height\n\nWhat to bring: Sports shoes, trekking shoes\n\nRequirements: no fear of heights\n\nServices: supervised guidance in the high ropes course, equipment\n\nMeeting point: high ropes course Zemmschlucht\n\nLocation: B 169 - direction Ginzling - 200 m behind the former inn Jochberg, parking lot available\n\nPrice Gamstour - medium:\n\n€ 29,00 for adults\n\n€ 25,00 for youths between 12 and 16 years of age\n\n€ 20,00 for children between 6 and 10 years old\n\nPrice Ibex tour - difficult:\n\n€ 35,00 for adults and children\n\nPrice Combitourr:\n\nGamstour and stone tour € 55,00\n\nMore information:\n\nMountain Sports\n\nmain street 456\n\n6290 Mayrhofen\n\ninfo@mountain-sports-zillertal.com\n\nVia ferrata Pfeilspitzwand\n\nThe \"via ferrata for everyone\" on the Knorren also offers beginners the opportunity to get a taste of \"climbing air\". The entrance is a vertical ladder, followed by an airy traverse with occasional steeper passages to the summit. You always follow the taut steel cable. You should be free from giddiness for the ascent.\n\nSome facts about the via ferrata:\n\nTarget group: beginners and advanced climbers\n\nDifficulty: B/C\n\nWalking time: 45 min\n\nHeight difference: 50 m\n\nPitch length 180 m\n\nApproach: From Mayrhofen with the Penkenbahn to the top station and continue with the Kombibahn Penken. From the mountain station on foot on the gravel road in the direction of Penkenjoch. From Finkenberg with the Finkenberger Almbahn to the Penkenjoch. From Penkenjoch on the gravel road in the direction of Mayrhofner Penken.\n\nNature Park via ferrata Nasenwand\n\nA not very difficult, but rather exposed rock passage forms the beginning of this new via ferrata. Of the three via ferratas to the Zimmereben inn, this one is the longest with just under 700 meters of climbing and its approximately 300 meters of elevation gain.\n\nVarious very beautiful passages and partly vertical wall sections, which can be climbed through without any problems, as well as a good view of Mayrhofen and the Zimmereben via ferrata are the special features of this via ferrata. The difficulty levels range from walking phases to short D minus areas, but predominantly B and C can be assumed. The via ferrata Pfeilspitzwand is therefore a great addition to the existing two routes and in terms of difficulty is located about in the middle. From the exit you descend on a newly built hiking trail about 5 minutes to the inn Zimmereben.\n\nSome facts about the via ferrata:\n\nTarget group: advanced\n\nDifficulty: B-D\n\nWalking time: 2 hours\n\nHeight difference: 245 m\n\nPitch length: 440 m\n\nAccess: From the material cable car from the Zimmereben inn about 100 m out of the valley, on the existing hiking trail to Schwendau is the new junction to the start of the via ferrata Pfeilspitzwand.\n\nVia ferrata Huterlaner\n\nVery beautiful, albeit demanding via ferrata, which is particularly characterized by its length and exposure. In the first, relatively seen easier part (C/D), it goes partly steeply upwards over several wall sections, a displacing dihedral, through the \"Birkenwald'l\" over a steep step with scales, an airy pillar and the \"Floitentritte\" to a large band, which marks the end of the first part. If you decide against the emergency exit on the left, the difficult second part awaits you. This offers, after an innocuous entry, a steep, very \"arm-heavy\" climb, the highlight of which is the overhanging key section \"E\", 2 three-rope bridges and a very exposed traverse.\n\nSome facts about the via ferrata:\n\nTarget group: advanced and professional climbers\n\nDifficulty: 1st part C/D - 2nd part D/E\n\nWalking time: 2,5 to 3 hours\n\nHeight difference: 310 m\n\nPitch length: 600 m\n\nAccess: At the Gasthof Neu-Ginzling follow the path in the direction of Tristner (Ginzling's local mountain). At the fork in the path, continue straight ahead (5-10 minutes train ascent).\n\nVia ferrata Zimmereben\n\nClimbing route close to nature with family-friendly routing and excellent belays. Short, earthy walking sections alternate with steep ascents. At a rope bridge there is an exit but also an entry possibility. For families with children from 10 years an interesting change with adventurous ascent and some delicacies. Information points at prominent places on the via ferrata.\n\nSome facts about the via ferrata:\n\nTarget group: for beginners and advanced climbers\n\nDifficulty: C\n\nWalking time: 1 hour\n\nHeight difference: 210 m\n\nPitch length: 560 m\n\nAccess: Next to the Gasthof Zillertal in Mayrhofen, follow the Huterlanersteig (trail no. 2c) in the direction of Zimmereben. The entrance is signposted there.\n\nClimbing area Penken\n\nA difficult but great route with some vertical, partly overhanging sections. The overhanging entry point impresses many a climber. Highligth between slab and edge climbing are Hollywood swing, rope bridge, airy traverses and transitions. Challenging route for sporty climbers. Information points at prominent places on the via ferrata.\n\nSome facts about the via ferrata:\n\nTarget group: advanced and professional climbers of all ages.\n\nDifficulty: C/D+\n\nWalking time: 1,5 hours\n\nHeight difference: 239 m\n\nPitch length: 450 m\n\nAccess: Next to the Gasthof Zillertal in Mayrhofen, follow trail no. 2c in the direction of Zimmereben. The entrance is signposted there.\n\nVia ferrata Gerlossteinwand\n\nMany paths lead to the top - climbing on the Penken: Those who prefer the way up to a rapid descent and prefer to move with all fours rather than just on their feet can let off steam on the Penken with two natural stone climbing gardens on over 60 routes. On the Gschöß and Knorren, in addition to strong arms and legs, skill is required above all:\n\nKLETTERGEBIET GSCHÖSS for the sporty ones:\n\nCharacteristics: 21 routes with difficulty levels from 4 - 8 are available to all climbing enthusiasts. The route length is up to 30 meters. The year-round climbing area Gschöss impresses with its sunny location with the best view over the entire Zillertal as well as easy train access.\n\nAccess: From the mountain station of the Penkenbahn in only 10 min. by foot. First from the mountain station in the direction of Gschösswandhaus. From there to support II and outside the pasture fence on a small path to sectors I and II. Abseil to sector III by means of abseiling hooks 20 m to the right of the pillar.\n\n21 routes - difficulty 4 - 8+\n\nProtection: ++++\n\nRock quality: +++ to ++++\n\nOrientation: Southeast\n\nNumber of routes: 21\n\nRoute length: up to 30 meters\n\nLevel of difficulty: 4 - 8\n\nAltitude: 1800 m\n\nIdeal time: May to October\n\nCLIMBING AREA KNORREN for beginners and advanced climbers:\n\nCharacteristics: the climbing area can be classified as an alpine climbing area. Mostly you climb on rock similar to dolomites, which is mostly firm. A helmet is strongly recommended. There are even special children's routes and hooks are not spared. The climbing area is therefore also very family-friendly.\n\nAccess: from Mayrhofen with the Penkenbahn to the top station of the Kombibahn Penken. From the top station of the Kombibahn Penken on foot on the gravel road in the direction of Penkenjoch. Before the mountain station 6 SB Knorren turn right.\n\n30 routes - difficulty level 4 - 8+\n\nProtection: ++++\n\nRock quality: +++ to ++++\n\nOrientation: south to southeast\n\nNumber of routes: 30\n\nRoute length: 10 to 30 meters\n\nLevel of difficulty: 4 to 8+\n\nAltitude: 2000 m\n\nIdeal time: May to October\n\nClimbing area \"The Eternal Hunting Grounds\n\nThe 380 m long via ferrata Gerlosstein leads over a 240 m high wall to the mountain of the same name and not only provides alpinistic high pleasures, but also leads to one of the most beautiful mountains of the valley. The via ferrata has been classified as demanding.\n\nA lot of heart, sweat and work have put the men of the mountain rescue Zell in the construction of the new via ferrata Gerlossteinwand. Over 450 meters of steel rope, 300 pieces of handholds, 230 pieces of rope clamps, 150 pieces of drill anchors and a lot more were processed.\n\nSome facts about the via ferrata:\n\nWalking time: 1.5 to 2.5 hours\n\nAscent: from the top station of the Gerlosstein cable car approx. 45 minutes\n\nDescent: Heimjöchl 1.5 hours or via the hiking trail approx. 1 hour\n\nClimbing length: 380 m\n\nHeight difference: 240 m\n\nHeight entrance: 1.898 m\n\nHeight summit: 2.166 m\n\nLocation: north face\n\nLast descent Gerlossteinbahn: 17.00 o'clock\n\nBest season: end of May to mid-October","inLanguage":"en","isPartOf":{"@id":"https://giggle.tips/#website"},"publisher":{"@id":"https://giggle.tips/#organization"}},{"@type":"ItemList","@id":"https://giggle.tips/en/experience/f6b21406-445c-45e1-bd12-2c943f5e6bcc/climbing#upcoming-dates","name":"Upcoming dates for Climbing","numberOfItems":0,"itemListElement":[]}]}