Escalade sportive dans le Sud-Tyrol

A real natural experience for young and old is the High Ropes Course Lasa in the Litzer Waldele forest. The complex has 10 courses with 100 platforms at different heights and skill levels.
New attraction: Vista parcour with 16 platforms

In case of thunderstorms, heavy rain or strong winds, the park is closed.

It is an excellent alternative to Pursteinwand Campo Tures. The ways are beautiful, stable and not too difficult.

Access
Before the cable-cars Speikboden, cross the bridge and turn left and follow the sign with the signs leading into the woods.

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Bouldering is climbing on rocks, cliffs or artificial climbing walls without a rope. Over the past few years, this sport has constantly increased in popularity and since 1970, it is a discipline in its own right in the area of sports climbing. Its popularity has drastically increased, especially within the younger generation.

Algund is home to one of the largest outdoor boulder areas in South Tyrol.

Passionate climbers can also enjoy the Salewa Cube in the nearby provincial capital of Bozen – currently the largest climbing hall in Italy. On a climbing surface of 2,000 square metres, 250 climbers can have a go at the same time. In addition, there are three speed climbing routes, 420 square metres of boulder surfaces, boulder blocks with grades of difficulty from A to E, climbing paths, a dry tooling wall, 11,000 climbing handles etc.

There is lots of fun for climbers in Algund and surroundings!

The highwire adventure course is located next to the valley station of the Seceda gondola in Ortisei.

• World debut: FLY Line of 680m!
• New: The children's route has been extended and they can "discover", in the middle of the trees, a real flight helicopter!
• Small animal park: the park hosts several animals
• There is also a area with four trampolines: not only for the fun of children, but also a valid fitness training for anyone.
• Duration: 1,5 - 2 h

Brunico/Bruneck Indoor Climbing Centre | The climbing wall at Brunico offers 36 routes graded from 3 to 7c + and is reconfigured three times a year | Brunico/Bruneck Indoor Climbing Centre | Climbing wall surface: 250 | Max. elevation: 11 | Climbing routes: 30 | Courses: true 

A tricky, demanding, superbly constructed route with absolutely breathtaking views. The via ferrata was named after the mountaineer from Ahornach. The route begins close to the Kleingruberhof in Ahornach, covers 600 metres in length and 300 vertical metres, and requires nerves of steel and a lot of strength – above all in the arms.  After a relatively moderate start, the rock face becomes extremely steep. According to Hans Kammerlander, there is nothing like it in the entire Dolomite region; the difficulty reaches level E, but is mostly D and C. The path ends after around three hours of climbing near the Kofler zwischen den Wänden and is only suitable for experienced climbers. A good head for heights is one hundred percent essential.

Route description:
A short ladder up to an overhang (E), then a B/C and C-grade traverse to the Burma bridge (A/B). After the bridge continue (B) to a small niche and then steeply (D) to a flake and right into the narrow intersection (D/E). The intersection widens (D) and leads to the 15-m ladder (inside B/C; outside C). After the ladder, a left turn (D and briefly E) over the roof and climbing to the right (D and C) in easier terrain (B/B). Then the route moves on to an edge and the long, ascending traverse begins (always B, B/C and also briefly C) up to the next overhang. Just before this the face becomes steeper (C/D) and you will reach the tree trunk on which you cross to the roof edge. Next briefly D and then easier to the rope bridge. Cross this bridge and then traverse horizontally (B). The rope becomes steeper (C and C/D) and leads up under the next bridge, which is reached by looping round to the left (B). After the second bridge a slab pillar (up to C) leads up to the exit at a wooden fence.

Source: www.bergsteigen.com ; Author: Andreas Jentzsch

Total time required approx. 4 hours.

A true"city" of boulders provides this climbing. While constantly emerging routes to the larger rocks develop the smaller in  their sum to one of the biggest bouldering areas of Italy.

The climbing garden con be reached in 35 minutes from the parking area Prato Piazza. The climbing garden is situated on alpine terain, helm recommended. Multi-pitch routes with Levels of difficulty from 4 to 7a+.

The climbing garden can be reached in 10 minutes from the parking area of Ponticello. The climbing is mostly technically demanding on small ledges and pockets. The Levels of difficulty reach from 5a to 7b.

The small village Molina in Truden, 877 m above sea level located, awaits its guests with the stunning natural landscape of the Nature Park Monte Corno and one of the most popular climbing areas in South Tyrol.

The difficulty of the 60 routes ranges from 3 to 7.

Climbing Park Tamersc

A beautiful climbing park with routes for all levels, located in San Vigilio di Marebbe/St. Vigil in Enneberg

Have a go at tackling the walls of our rock climbing centre!

For more information please contact the guides:
Simon Kehrer: Tel (+39) 389 4223062
Max Willeit: Tel (+39) 335 684 94 22

Climb alone or accompanied by a mountain guide the climbing of Vallunga.

Crossroad at Miramonti ("Cansla"): alone or accompanied by a Alpine Guide

Catores: 18 mountain guides

We, the guides of the Alpine School Catores, are very lucky to accompany our guests in what we consider the most beautiful mountains in the world. I hope that we can also share with you an unforgettable experience in this idyllic mountain landscape.

The climbing Park Laas - Allitz has 10 courses with 100 platforms in different heights and difficulty levels.
The park is very family friendly.
Drinks are available in the climbing park
There is also an inn for food in the immediate vicinity

A snack can be brought or sausages and other grills can be grilled at the nearby barbecue area.

The new forest high ropes course in Obereggen...

• Three courses full of variety
• 25 stations
• Via nets, suspension bridges and unsteady tree trunks, you work your way from TREE TO TREE
• Hurl yourself down a ca. 90 m zip line for a breathtaking final descent

Price: 18,00€ /adult - 13,00€ /child

Opening hours
Tuesday and Friday from 2 - 6.00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday from 10.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m.

From september 09 only open on request !

The climbing wall "Col dell'uomo" is located in the wood of Montiggl, nearby the Wilder Mann Bühel.

Directions: Drive from St. Michael in the direction of Montiggl. Park at the sport center Rungg. Turn right from there and follow the path along the sports field. Going on from there the way is indicated by signs and you reach in ca. 20 minutes the climbing wall.

On the climbing wall are at the moment 10 routes from the difficulty levels II to VII and the length from 6 up to 20 meters.

Further informations on the Web-Site: climbing wall Montiggl

Try this adventure, learn to assess your personal limits, overcome your fears and experience an unforgettable day, high up in the trees at the North Park in Sterzing / Vipiteno. Ideal for families and children. 

Close to the natural bathing lake "Issinger Weiher" in Issengo, located next to Pfalzen/Falzes, the adventure park stands for great variety, thrill and memorable experiences. KRONaction offers fun for the whole family, for both young and old.

The climbing garden can be reached in 50 minutes from the parking area of Ponticello. Climbing crags in unique Environment wieth multi-pitch routes. The Levels of difficulty reach from 5a to 7b+.

Climbing Park Juval Juval Climbing Park (Klettergarten Juval) is located at the entrance to Val Senales/Schnalstal, a tributary valley of the Val Venosta/Vinschgau

The climbing garden is approx. 30 minutes’ walk east of the Lago di Braies. It offers 15 tours, covering levels of difficulty 2 to 7b+, and is thus highly recommended for both beginners and advanced climbers. Whilst the lower wall area is ideal for beginners, with its moderate steepness and rock with good grips, the upper wall will challenge even experienced climbers.

Beneath the Odle Mountains in Villnöss/Funes Valley, there is situated the high rope course. Nine courses on different heights and of different difficulty levels, with suspension bridges, balance beams and many other attractions guarantee fun for the whole family. After a detailed introduction on the training course, you are free to climb on your own. Children smaller than 140 cm must be accompanied by an adult! In addition to the nine courses, you will find a 14-m-high climbing tower with four different difficulty levels as well as barbecue areas with a beautiful view of the Odle Mountains. The high rope course is situated only 50 m from the car park Ranui in the woods.
From Easter to mid-June and from mid-September to the end of October, we ask you kindly to call beforehand.

The adventure park in Kaltern/Caldaro - the largest one in South Tyrol. Exciting and family-friendly The adventure park has 19 trails at a height from 1 to 20 meters and is therefore the largest and most varied adventure park in South Tyrol. You will find 163 elements high up in trees and 24 Flying Foxes. The whole family is welcome - Bambi course for kids from 3 yours on - 8 courses for kids - 15 courses for teenagers and adults. Professionality through long experience: During the mandatory climbing instruction our professional climbing guides explain how to master the climbing routes and how to use the safety equipment properly. Children under the age of 14 have to be attended by an adult on the courses (except Bambi Course).