Climbing holiday in Tyrol

Climbing and via ferratas in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis

Feel the adrenaline. Experience freedom. Become one with nature. The via ferratas and climbing opportunities in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis add just the right amount of adventure and action to your summer in the mountains. From family climbing areas for children and adults to challenging via ferratas for experienced climbers, climbing in Tyrol is a fantastic alternative to hiking and biking during your summer holiday.

A particularly memorable climbing experience awaits at Laudeck Castle in Ladis. Three different via ferrata routes lead up to the castle, with varying levels of difficulty for exciting challenges on the rock. Climbers make their way across crystalline slate on the “Quarzit Wand Burg Laudeck” via ferrata. Three routes lead up towards the castle: Via Claudia Augusta (blue – difficulty B/C), Pons Laudes Steig (red – difficulty C) and Laudecksteig (black – difficulty D/E). Each route finishes at the Rauth-Hof inn. Once at the top, climbers are rewarded with breathtaking views across the Upper Inn Valley.

Via ferratas in Tyrol

More via ferratas in the surrounding area

Let your gaze wander across flowering alpine meadows and enjoy the feeling of freedom beneath the sun. Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is not the only place where you can make the most of the summer and autumn months for climbing. The surrounding region also offers plenty of excellent opportunities for a climbing holiday. In addition to the three via ferratas at Laudeck Castle in Ladis, popular routes nearby include:

Anton Renk via ferrata in Ried/Fendels
Holderli Seppl via ferrata in Kaunertal
Galugg via ferrata in Zams
Imst via ferrata in Imst

SHF Activity Lounge

Climb the SHF bouldering wall

At Schlosshotel Fiss, children and teenagers don’t even need to leave the hotel to enjoy some climbing. A colourful bouldering wall awaits in the SHF Activity Lounge, where young climbers can put their skills to the test. And there is plenty more to enjoy besides climbing, including table football, billiards, games consoles and more. Parents are welcome to join in or simply enjoy some time together while the children are entertained.

Family climbing park

X-Trees forest rope park

The X-Trees forest rope park in Serfaus is ideal for climbing with children of all ages. Agility, balance and coordination are all put to the test across 12 routes with different levels of difficulty. This means younger climbers can take their first steps at height, while more experienced adventurers can challenge themselves on the more demanding courses.

Bouldering and climbing in Tyrol

Climbing holidays in the Alps

In Fiss, there is a climbing tower at the Mini&Maxi Club, while Imst is home to a large indoor climbing centre for anyone looking to head for greater heights. There are also several outdoor climbing areas in the region that are suitable for both experienced sport climbers and families with children. One example is the Rappenwand climbing area below Serfaus, which features 19 routes of varying difficulty. Two are multi-pitch routes, with climbing heights ranging from 5 to 25 metres.

The gentler lower section is particularly well suited to families and younger climbers, while the steeper upper section offers more of a challenge for sport climbers. Even on rainy days, climbing-loving children and teenagers have plenty to look forward to. The PlayIN Serfaus indoor play and climbing centre is a true paradise for young adventurers. It features 12 climbing walls and two climbing towers, with every route designed around its own theme to make climbing and bouldering even more varied and exciting for children.

For an extra dose of adrenaline, AREA 47 outdoor adventure park is a great choice for anyone looking for more than climbing alone. Alongside Austria’s tallest artificial climbing tower, the adventure zone also features a Mega Swing, Flying Fox, bungy jumping and a high ropes course. At AREA 47, a climbing holiday in Tyrol becomes an unforgettable adventure.