Via Ferrata
Difficulty: medium

Lake Reintal via ferrata

The quick accessibility, the perfect infrastructure (parking lot, bathing lake, restaurants, bus) as well as the short approach and the indescribable views over the lake plateau and the Lower Inn Valley make the via ferrata with two routes something very special.

Length 4.75 km
Duration 2:48 h
Altitude
421 hm
435 hm

The via ferrata offers two routes with a rope length of approx. 250 running metres: route 1, difficulty level C/D and route 2, a sporty via ferrata variant "E", which is very popular with experienced via ferrata climbers due to its steepness.

The entrance path begins just a little to the east of the "Kramsach Parkplatz Halbinsel" bus stop. Walk through the forest (approx. 20 minutes) to the rope-up and entry point.

Tip: a a detour to the beautiful waterfall shortly before the entrance is well worthwhile - recharge your batteries and enjoy the view. Afford yourself the time. It would be a pity to miss out on all the via ferrata Lake Reintal impressions: 

  • great views over the lake plateau and the Lower Inn Valley
  • Recharge your batteries at the beautiful waterfall near the entrance
  • when you've finished climbing end the day at the lake

The descent takes about 1 hour, initially via a forest track and then via the existing hiking "Bärengrube" trail to Lake Krumm and back to Lake Reintal.

  

PLEASE OBSERVE THE CURRENT ALPENVEREIN (ALPINE ASSOCIATION) RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE USE OF VIA FERRATAS!


Additional information

PLEASE NOTE THE CURRENT RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ALPINE ASSOCIATION FOR THE USE OF VIA FERRATA!

Open from Good friday - end of September.


Author’s recommendation
Safety guidelines

Please note that via ferrata safety equipment (helmet, via ferrata set, harness, sturdy shoes) is required for climning a via ferrata. Climbing is at your own risk. Via ferrata sets can be hired at the Kramsach tourist office and at Sport Ossi in Kramsach.


Directions

After a short ascent on a forest trail, two attractive routes await experienced climbers. Both routes have the same start. Route 1 with difficulty level C/D and route 2, a level "E" variant, which meanders further up the rock. Due to its steepness is very attractive for experienced climbers. The views over Lake Reintal are breathtaking.

  • Degree of difficulty: C/D and climbing sport route E
  • Open: Good Friday - 30th September
  • Entrance: 20 minuten/165 m elevation
  • Via ferrata: 1 - 1 1/2 hours/200 m elevation - 250 m rope length
  • Descent: 1 hour/400 m elevation
  • Orientation: south
  • Target group:  experienced and professional sport climbers

The descent leads along a forest trail and then along the "Bärengrube" hiking trail to Lake Krumm, back to Lake Reintal. Follow the signs "Abstieg Klettersteig" - approx. 1 hour/400 m elevation.


Author

Alpbachtal Tourismus

Round trip
Details
Max. Altitude 990
Start Lake Reintal East, approx. 20 minutes (165m elevation) to the via ferrata entry
End Lake Reintal East
Public access Plan your arrival
Public transport

Bus no. 4113:

  • from Brixlegg to Breitenbach am Inn
  • from Breitenbach to Brixlegg

Current departure times bus stop "Kramsach Parkplatz Halbinsel"

Parking Lake Reintal car park east - approx. 20 minutes (165 elevation) to the entrance
Equipment

Helmet, via ferrata set, harness, water, ...

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