Climbing at lake Wolfgang

Ever more humans want upward. Not only in the occupation, but also in the spare time. Many of them try the challange in some climing-gardens and find a new passion!

Climbing is most beautifully in the mountains. And there the region has to offer many special "climbing bites" around the
Wolfgang lake.

Just think about the new climbing-rises on the Postalm. Climbing lies fully in the trend.
more information from the Postalm climbing garden.

In principle it concerns to pull itself upward without artificial
assistance. Rope, hooks and carbines serve only for the safety device.
In addition, there is another variant, which is particularly absolutly in trend by young climbers: the Bouldern.
They are climbing without rope at rocks, which are high between two and four meters.
All climbing fans estimate above all one advantage of their sport: One trains nearly all groups of muscles.
By the way, this is also the reason, why climbing penetrates into the sport therapy and deer-but-calibrate.
Climb improves not only the condition, strength and muscle tension, also the whole co-ordination of the body as well as spatial orientation and balance. And still something: Also courage, will power and perseverance grow into "undreamt-of" heights


Climbing around lake Wolfgang:

Falkensteinwand
The fantastic wall which goes directly into the lake you
reaches from St. Gilgen over Winkl, past at the fire-brigade
depot. From the end of the road it takes you about 5 minutes by foot to reach the wall.

Hohe Wand
It is situated in the south-west of St. Wolfgang/Ried and at a value of about 950 meters . You reach it starting at the snack hut "Aschinger" and continue at the hiking-way Nr. 23.

The climbing on the Hohen Wand is now, for the protection of the peregrine falcon, banned!

Bürglstein:
To reache the climbing-garden at the Bürglstein, it takes you 2 minutes from Strobl. The right part is protected of the rain
by overhangs and thus optimal for all weather and each season.

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