Via ferrata Via ferrata Reinhard Schiestl Klettersteig

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Längenfeld / Ötztal
Exposition: W
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Information

Ascent Time0:05 h
Walking time descent0:45 h
Time Climbing2:00 h
DifficultyD

Via Ferrata Altitude Difference

200 m
Sea level starting point1180 m
Sea level approach1180 m
Sea level highest point1420 m
Sea level end point1380 m

Approach

From the parking lot, cross the main road and follow the path over the bridge. Then follow the path to the left along the rock face, to the start of the via ferrata.

Descent

After getting out, walk uphill to a forest road on the fenced path that leads through the meadow. Follow the forest path to the left and descend to Längenfeld. From there, walk about 1.5 km back to the starting point on the farm road that runs next to the federal road. Access to Burgstein is also possible by car.

Best time of year

  • January
  • February
  • March
  • April
  • May
  • June
  • July
  • August
  • September
  • October
  • November
  • December

Description

A very difficult via ferrata, beautifully exposed and built into the vertical wall. There are sufficiently enough footholds and 2 resting areas.
After the exit, a path leads past a transmission mast. At the junction, you first go left and then right to the forest where you follow the signs towards Brand. A rewarding hike via the hamlet of Brand that doesn't take any longer as the actual descent.

Getting here

  • Parking

    From the roundabout at the beginning of the Ötztal, drive on the Ötztal federal road B186 for about 23 km to Längenfeld. From the roundabout at the end of Längenfeld, drive about 1 km towards Sölden. At the height of the Burgsteiner Wand (signposted via ferrata car park), turn right into the hamlet of Astlehn. There is a parking lot on the right in front of the first houses.
    On the parking lot by Astlehn

  • Contact

    Klettersteig Reinhard Schiestl Burgsteinwand
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