Alpine climbing routes in Stubaital

The south face of the Hintere Plattenspitze is a secluded and physically demanding high-alpine climbing route. You climb almost entirely along the ridge, so a wonderful view is guaranteed. Furthermore, it’s a southeast-facing ridge, which means it warms up as soon as the sun rises.

Adventurous route in magnificent surroundings. Approach and descent require experience in route finding, surefootedness, and enjoyment of exposure. The climbing is perfectly secured with bolts in the harder sections.

A not very frequently done route in an alpine, magnificent Kalkkögel environment. For experienced mountaineers who don't lose their nerves even on the third loose hold, a great experience. The summit register has been in place since 1986 and still has room for some more entries.

Great, partly crumbly alpine route in the backdrop of the Kalkkögel. Despite the moderate difficulty level, not to be underestimated. Complete protection must be set up by yourself. It can be well secured with nuts, friends, and slings.

Great climbing route in the Kalkkögel with low difficulty. Often solid rock combined with great views and a nice ascent ensure a beautiful day.

Attractive ridge climbing in the immediate vicinity of the Franz-Senn-Hütte.

Difficult sport climbing route, wall height 130m, excellently bolted, cleaned and brushed,  ideal for hot summer days.

This entry should remain free and not only for Pro or Pro+ subscriptions! From the Müllerhütte, via easy climbing to the summit and then down the west side to the glacier cable car.

This entry is supposed to remain free and not only for Pro or Pro+ subscriptions! From the hut over the Lübeckerweg to the summit (via ferrata). Descent southeast to the Müllerhütte or Becherhaus

12 August 2015 I had been toying with the idea of doing a sport climbing tour on the Kirchdachsockel opposite the Pinnisalm for some time. I decided on the men's wall to the right of the classic icefall "Men without nerves". I reached the wall from above via an old via ferrata without a steel cable, which was built in the 1980s for a Land der Berge film production, and looked for the easiest line in the best rock. The result after a week of installing ropes, drilling the route, cleaning and trying is impressive: 5 great lengths in steep, rough rock, good footholds, countless sloper holds and a fantastic landscape behind me. The route is mostly 7th grade and is completely secured with bolts (thanks Austrialpin!). On 4 August, I was able to get my first RP ascent with Peter Manhartsberger, and a week later we went out to shoot photos together with Rainer Stingl. Thanks for the great pics, Peter! For all repeaters: bring 70 metres of single rope and approx. 13 slings. Unfortunately, the beautiful original entry slab on the left (6+) is often wet, so I also drilled in the crack on the right (also 6+), which usually stays dry! Abseiling 35m, 20m, 35m, 30m. The level of difficulty should also be mastered between the pitons! Have fun! The best way to get there is by bike and the Elferlift (www.elferlifte.at). Beer afterwards at the Pinnisalm!