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· Salzburger Sportwelt
· 1,592 m
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Drachis climbing routePhoto: Christoph Huber, Snow Space Salzburg
Via ferrata for beginners, children and young people from the age of 12 on the Geisterberg/Gernkogel.
Drachis Via Ferrata provides just the right level of challenge for adventure-hungry kids & teenagers to discover and push their own personal limits. Secured to a steel cable, you and your parents can climb 40 meters up a rock wall on the Geisterberg. The ladders and rungs are mounted in such a way that they can be mastered by children from 12 years of age.
Of course, having all the right equipment - specially fitted to the kids - is important when climbing the wall. Climbing harnesses, helmets and climbing wall sets (harness with safety lanyards) can be rented from the sports shop at the valley station of the Alpendorf gondola lift. Light hiking boots or shoes are fine for the climbing wall, but these should be non-slip for the necessary hold at the toe.
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Operating hours Alpendorf gondola: www.snow-space.com.
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