Via ferrata in Switzerland
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Adelboden (Bernese Oberland)
Grip tight and pull up... The climbing wall in the village center is an invitation to experiment with gravity.
Aletsch (Valais)
A via ferrata in a lakeside setting, arranged with great originality
and with plenty of ironwork: ideal for scrambling up the steep rock
above the water.
Andermatt (Central Switzerland)
A truly spectacular route in the granite rocks of the Schöllenen gorge,
albeit with plenty of grass in between. There are fascinating views
down into the wild gorge and its roads.
Baltschieder (Valais)
Alpine, rather sparsely secured route with a hut at the end of the
fixed-rope section. Fabulous scenery of the Baltschied Valley; the
descent is a non-stop feast for the eyes.
Bellinzona (Ticino)
The Climbing Garden Palestra di Roccia San Paolo near Bellinzona offers 23 climbing routes, ranging from level 2 to 6 as far as skills are concerned, in an area of 30,000 square meters.
Braunwald (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
The playground on the Braunwald mountain offers two seperate facilities for practicing climbing and roping down (levels 2 to 7).
Braunwald (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
Large, widely varied ridge crossing against a fantastic Alpine
backdrop; it features a short walk-in, plenty of action and a few
special highlights such as the large suspension bridge.
Disentis (Graubünden) (Graubünden)
Wasserschlucht, Alle, die was erleben wollen: Klettern, Abseilen, Seilbrücke, Seilbahn, Kletterbaum
Engelberg (Central Switzerland)
Short via ferrata route. Especially suitable for families with
children. Can be opened very rapidly in the spring, as it is
south-facing.
Engelberg (Central Switzerland)
This tour offers great views of the peaks for modest effort, with a few
attractive via ferrata passages thrown in for good measure. Ideal for
beginners, even those with older children.
Engelberg (Central Switzerland)
A fine example of the Alpine via ferrata, set in stunning scenery. With
good safety - wire ropes, iron pins and some ladders, as well as an
iron rope ladder.
Evolène (Valais)
A sports via ferrata in the French style, with very steep, compact rock
with a few slightly overhanging passages and an airy traverse.
Flims (Graubünden) (Graubünden)
Einsteiger; Querung nur mit Bergführer, Höhle, Tunnel sowie traumhaftes Panorama mit Blick auf die Seen
Grindelwald / Wengen (Bernese Oberland)
The via ferrata on the Rotstock, 260 metres in length, is a route for
via ferrata walkers and experienced mountain walkers with a head for
heights (and with the right safety equipment).
Interlaken (Bernese Oberland)
Let yourself be carried away into the world of glaciers. Explore gurgling glacier brooks and deep blue ice crevasses and experience stunning nature in safety with the guidance of our experts.
Kandersteg (Bernese Oberland)
A via ferrata in stunning countryside, along a 350-metre high wall,
arranged in a series of columns and gorges, over which - and through
which - the Allmibach flows, creating four waterfalls. For 20 years,
paragliders have found promising thermals above this wall,
Les Diablerets (Lake Geneva Region)
The Via Ferrata at Les Diablerets provides several routes over the mountains. Thrills guaranteed!
Les Diablerets (Lake Geneva Region)
A sports via ferrata "à la française", running through the drops on the
north side of the Tête aux Chamois: numerous extremely exposed
traverses, and in between these shorter vertical passages.
Leukerbad (Valais)
The longest and most demanding via ferrata in Switzerland! Long,
vertical ladders, with steep and strength-sapping climbs. The backdrop
is grandiose, and the views across and down are fantastic.
Leysin (Lake Geneva Region)
Come and learn how to climb rocks, or perfect your existing skills on one of the three rock climbing walls in Leysin!
Leysin (Lake Geneva Region)
The Tour d'Aï is short and powerful. The via ferrata is difficult,
highly exposed, at one point even with a slight overhang, and has
excellent safety.
Lugano (Ticino)
An athletic via ferrata, the kind of climb which the Lugano mountain guide Delio Ossola.
Meiringen (Bernese Oberland)
A characteristic Alpine via ferrata, set against a stunning backdrop,
with excellent safety using rope wires, pitons and some ladders.
Moléson (Fribourg Region)
One of the most spirited and most spicy routes, on the massive mountain local to the town of Gruyères.
Moléson (Fribourg Region)
Thanks to the new Via Ferrata, fitted out with handnails and rungs, visitors may now climb the north face of the Moléson mountain.
Pontresina (Graubünden)
Climbing adventure for children. Climbing up a rope, securing, down-roping. Children enjoy sharing this fun experience with with their peers (ages 8 - 14).
Riederalp / Bettmeralp (Valais)
The experienced guidance of mountain guides make it possible for children to experience the two elements, rock and ice to the fullest.
Rougemont (Lake Geneva Region)
A secured climb for mountain walkers, offering two Vie ferrate for
beginners and experienced climbers on the 'Rüeblihorn', the name given
by the Saanenland locals to Le Rubli.
Saas-Grund (Valais)
A classic Alpine via ferrata, with five ladders, 400 pitons and nearly
1,000 metres of wire rope providing outstanding safety. The mountain
backdrop of the Saastal is unique, and from the top you have a
sensational view across the Rhône valley towards the Bernese Alps. A
route of pure pleasure!
Samnaun (Graubünden)
Tough sports via ferrata, with excellent safety using wire ropes, iron treads and artificial handholds.
Savognin (Graubünden)
A total of 1320 meters of difference in height, over 200 steps, one overhang, as well as two small ridges are there to be mastered in order to get to the mountain top at 3159 meters above sea level. Piz Migel will get your adrenaline surging - so much we can guarantee!
Val d'Illiez - Portes du Soleil (Valais)
A Via Ferrata is a climbing route on a steep surface. It consists of rungs fixed to the rock, and a safety belt attached to a cable protects the climbers form potential falls.
Val de Travers (Neuchâtel / Jura / Bernese Jura)
Arranged wholly in the style of its French (or western Swiss)
predecessors, this via ferrata has optimum safety. The views across and
down into the Val de Travers from above, on the broad rock barrier, are
very appealing.
Zermatt (Wallis) (Valais)
Nur mit Bergführer, Hängebrücken; 3 Seilbahnen, Pendelquerung, 3 Abseilstellen
Pontresina (Graubünden)
Pontresina bietet Ihnen die Möglichkeit, Ihre Kletterkünste an einer Wand zu verbessern und fürs Hochgebirge zu trainieren.
Saas Fee Valley (Valais)
Fans of the mountains enjoy the various options in the Saastal area for experiencing an "adventure on the rocks", secured by cables to a via ferrata.
