klettern & Klettersteige rund um Bludenz
Zwischen Fels und Freiheit
Von der Halle bis zum Fels – zwischen Muttersberg, Montafon und Brandnertal warten abwechslungsreiche Kletterrouten und Klettersteige in allen Schwierigkeitsgraden.
Ob du erste Höhenluft schnuppern, dich beim Bouldern auspowern oder eine neue Klettertour in Vorarlberg entdecken möchtest – ab dem Hotel Daneu in Nüziders bist du schnell mittendrin.
Ob in der Kletterhalle Bludenz, an sonnigen Wänden im Montafon oder auf alpinen Felsen im Rätikon – beim Klettern in Vorarlberg findest du unzählige Möglichkeiten zwischen Genuss, Technik und Natur.
Und danach? Zurückkommen, loslassen, auftanken.
Climbing areas in the surrounding area
Brandnertal
Alpine meadows, gorges, panoramic trails and the turquoise-green Lünersee: Brandnertal combines nature experiences and accessibility. Ideal for day trips with a cable car connection.
To Brandertal Tourism
Montafon
A valley with far-reaching views: From leisurely circular trails to alpine pastures and high mountain trails, the Montafon offers a variety that is second to none - peaceful, impressive and full of stories.
To Montafon Tourism
Klostertal & Arlberg region
A little less well known - but that's exactly what makes it so attractive. In Klostertal, you hike along streams, through dense forests and to tranquil Alps. For those who like it more alpine, the Arlberg is just around the corner.
To Klostertal Tourism
Climbing tip #1
Hanging stone in Nüziders
Sport climbing directly from the hotel
The historically significant "Hängender Stein" climbing garden is located directly in Nüziders. With walls up to 100 m high made of main dolomite and over 260 routes from beginner to expert level, it is one of the largest and oldest in Vorarlberg.
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Suitable for: Beginners, pleasure climbers and advanced climbers
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Route: Top rope or shorter multi-pitch routes (e.g. "Vierhauser", Köpfle) in the UIAA range 3+ to around 7-7+, with a focus on the medium difficulty range
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Approach: flat path from the parking lot in Nüziders in approx. 3-5 min.
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Special feature: multi-pitch routes on the so-called "Köpfle" with a view of the valley
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Equipment: helmet, harness, rope, express and climbing shoes required
Climbing tip #2
Climbing garden Bürs
Climbing route (single pitch, sport climbing)
The Bürs natural climbing garden is one of the best known in Vorarlberg - with over 120 routes, perfectly secured, in all levels of difficulty (from 3+).
The crags can be reached in around 15 minutes on foot from the center of Bürs.
Ideal in spring and autumn - the south walls dry out quickly.
Climbing tip #3
Via ferrata Hochjoch (Montafon)
Via ferrata B | directly at the Sennigrat cable car
The Hochjoch via ferrata is ideal for beginners, children aged 10 and over and anyone looking for a safe introduction to rock climbing.
Fantastic mountain panorama included.
Climbing tip #4
Via ferrata Saulakopf
Via ferrata B/C | approx. 45 min. approach
An absolute classic: the Saulakopf via ferrata offers panoramic views and a challenge at 2,516 m - for sure-footed beginners and experienced connoisseurs.
Start at the Douglasshütte at Lünersee - with access via a good hiking trail.
(Indoor) Klertter tip #5
Klimmerei bouldering hall (Bürs)
Indoor bouldering | approx. 5 min. from the hotel
In the former ÖBB coach house, you will now find the largest bouldering hall in western Austria - on an area of 1,000 m² and with a modern training area. Without a rope, but with style.
Ideal for anyone who likes to stay strong - even in the rain.
(Indoor) climbing tip #6
K1 climbing hall Dornbirn
Indoor climbing hall | approx. 30 min. drive
The largest climbing hall in Vorarlberg - with over 2,000 m² of climbing area and routes for beginners and experts. Indoors and outdoors, with modern route construction, café and store.
Ideal in bad weather or as a workout in between.
⚠️ Important to know - please note before climbing:
Climbing requires personal responsibility - whether on the rock or in the hall.
Please find out about current conditions, safety standards and weather conditions in advance.
For via ferratas: Helmet, harness, via ferrata set, gloves and sure-footed shoes are mandatory.
If you are unsure, we recommend: guided tours, taster courses or being accompanied by experienced guides.