Climbing, fixed-rope ascents and arl.rock
Magnificent climbing tours on the Arlberg
The Arlberg has everything to appeal to climbing enthusiasts. The high altitude, with some areas above the tree line, makes it much easier to find a suitable ascent. There are also some delightful tours on offer. The arl.rock is a great place to get started, and the experienced mountain guides in St. Anton will soon get you on the right track.
Climbing on the Arlberg
There are several lovely climbing tours and fixed-rope ascents in the region around St. Anton. These include the Roggalkante, Roggspitze and Rote Wand tours.
You can contact arl.rock to enquire about climbing guides, and of course the Arlberg Guides and "Am-Berg" mountain guides will be happy to help.
Climbing tours:
arl.rock – climbing and fun sporting activities on the Arlberg
The state-of-the-art climbing facility at the arl.rock sports park offers 65 permanent routes indoors and a further 30 out in the wide open air. Patrons can also explore an 80m² boulder area without a harness. The facility is regularly rearranged and new routes developed. With day passes costing just €9 to climb and €6.50 for the boulder area, you are really getting something for your money. All the equipment you need can be hired from arl.rock.
Climbing in winter
Tyrol's only fixed-rope climbing route is located on the Arlberg. From the Riffelbahn 2 mountain station, set off on your snowshoes over the Rendelspitze to the Rossfall Gap. From here, the climbing route ascends 850 metres over cliff face and snow with continuous steel safety cables. In winter, several frozen waterfalls can be seen nearby.
The arl.rock sport and climbing centre also contains facilities for tennis, squash and ten-pin bowling.
Start climbing the walls, indoors or out. The Arlberg is ready and waiting. Send us an obligation-free holiday enquiry or book online now. We look forward to providing you with holiday tips and climbing contacts in person.