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Climbing in Bavaria

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Bavaria offers numerous climbing areas where sport climbing and free climbing are possible.

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The 10 most beautiful Crags in Bavaria

Artificial Area · Munich-Ingolstadt region
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Dicker Hans
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Crag · Franconian Switzerland
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Wasserkröte
10
Crag · Zugspitz Region
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Predigtstuhl
9
Crag · Chiemgau
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Auerwandl
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Crag · Tegernsee-Schliersee
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Kleintiefental
9
Crag · Zugspitz Region
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Himmelsburg
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Crag · Zugspitz Region
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Marmorbruch
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Crag · Zugspitz Region
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Großer Dom-Stein
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Crag · Zugspitz Region
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Marxersteig
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Artificial Area · Munich-Ingolstadt region
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Kletterbrücke Emmering
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Bavaria is a paradise for climbers. With its diverse landscape and impressive rock formations, there are numerous opportunities for climbing here. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced climber, Bavaria has something for everyone.

Climbing areas in Bavaria

One of the best-known climbing areas in Bavaria is the Frankenjura. Here you will find over 10,000 routes of all levels of difficulty. The impressive sandstone cliffs attract both locals and international climbers.

The Alpine region around Garmisch-Partenkirchen also offers great opportunities for sport climbing. Various routes can be explored here amidst a breathtaking mountain backdrop.

Travel and accommodation

To get to the various climbing areas in Bavaria, you can either travel by car or use public transport. Many areas are easily accessible and have parking spaces nearby.

There is also a wide range of accommodation in the vicinity of the individual areas, such as hotels, vacation apartments or campsites, so that everyone can find the right accommodation to suit their taste.

Sport climbing and free climbing

Both sport climbing and free climbing are possible in Bavaria. In sport climbing, routes are climbed with the help of safety equipment such as ropes and hooks. Free climbing, on the other hand, involves climbing without additional aids.

The climbing areas in Bavaria offer a wide range of different levels of difficulty, so that both beginners and experienced climbers get their money's worth.

Reviews

  • March 16, 2025
    Erich Duerr 
    Der Besler ist der Hausberg von Obermaiselstein und, obwohl ich viele Berge gestiegen bin, mein Lieblingsberg. In etwa 2 Stunden erreicht man den Gipfel von Obermaiselstein aus. Es gibt auch andere Wegvarianten von, zum Beispiel, der Riedberger-Paßstraße aus. Der Weg bis zur Klettersteige ist vielseitig (Wiese und Wald) und nahezu ständig Bergauf. Die Klettersteige ist kurz (5-10 Minuten), aber mit Kabelseil und Vorsicht sicher. Wer nicht klettern will, kann auch um den Berg ohne Anstrengung wandern. Diese Wanderung lohnt sich mit wunderbaren Aussichten auf die Allgäuer-Berge sowie auf das Kleinwalsertal.
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    Written March 16, 2025
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  • January 18, 2022
    Thomas Brenneis
    Netter Fels
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    Written January 18, 2022

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