A lot of climbing is happening in and around Vienna. Within a 2 hours radius you will find mostly limestone crags (some gneiss also can be found in the danube region of Wachau) offering everything from slabs to overhangs, short to long climbs, remote to busy crags, single to multi pitch and so on...
Main crags are Peilstein, Hohe Wand, Höllental and many many more...
Information Sources / Topo Guides:
http://www.keltenkalk.at/ - Covering around 4000 climbs and boulders in the region around vienna this might be the main source of information
http://www.amazon.de/Peilstein-Kletterf%C3%BChrer-Gesamtf%C3%BChrer-Klettergarten-Ost-%C3%96sterreichs/dp/3900533377 - Covering Peilstein Area
http://www.thomasbehm.at/hohewand_topos_buch.htm - Covering the Hohe Wand Area with around 1000 routes
http://www.thomasbehm.at/hoellenthal.htm - Covering the Höllental Area (Rax / Schneeberg) with around 2000 routes
http://www.bergsteigen.com/ - Offering a lot of online topos for Austria in General
http://alpboulder.com/index.php/alpen-en-bloc/157-alpen-en-bloc-2-deutsch - Including some major Boulderspots around Vienna
http://www.flugmeter.info/ - Alpine and Multi pitch climbing in eastern Austria
... and many more (please add information and links)
If the weather is bad Vienna offers a lot of indoor climbing possibilities (just google for climbing gym vienna...) - currently around 10 major climbing gyms exist in and around the city.
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theCrag.com is a free guide for rock climbing areas all over the world, collaboratively edited by keen rock climbers, boulderers and other nice folks.You can log all your routes, connect and chat with other climbers and much more...» go exploring, » learn more or » ask us a questionAuthor(s): Christoph Klein & Jürgen Winkler
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Author(s): Adi Stocker
Date: 2014
ISBN: 978-3-95611-022-1
On the 44,000 meters of climbing researched for this book, epochal alpine milestones mingle with enjoyable new route creations. Climbing legends such as Albert Precht, Klaus Hoi and Heinz Zak comment on their passion for steep rock. Routes by climbing greats from long ago, such as Angelo Dibona or Hias Rebitsch, have been accurately recorded in line with modern requirements. There is also plenty of space dedicated to new routes secured with bolts by creative talents such as Ralf Sussmann, Rudi Kühberger and the author himself. 40 long routes with at least 20 pitches, where you can clip bolts in keeping with the spirit of the times, but sometimes also have to make do with rusty protection.
2 | ★★★ Baumgartnerturm Normalanstieg | ||
2+ | ★★★ 9. SL - Smaragdlerweg | ||
3 | ★★★ Grafenbergsteig | ||
4 | ★★★ 13 | ||
4+ | ★★★ Narrenturmkante | ||
5- | ★★★ Plattiger Riss | ||
5 | ★★ Damokles | ||
5+ | ★★★ Nähmaschinenkante | ||
6- | ★★★ Vielseitig | ||
6 | ★★ Chaos | ||
6a | ★★★ Rot | ||
6a+ | ★★★ Weiß | ||
6b | ★★★ Mint | ||
7+ | ★★★ Bilskirnir | ||
8- | ★★★ Erotika | ||
7a | ★★★ Lockdown | ||
8+ | ★★★ Wielada | ||
9- | ★★★ The Walk of Life | ||
9 | ★★★ Kain und Abel | ||
9+ | ★★★ Speedy | ||
10- | ★★★ Schiff Ahoi | ||
7C | ★★★ Hormonregler |
MaKa on ★★ Manesche frei 7-/7 - Dürnstein Manesche frei VII-/VII.JPG
HowC on ★★ Direkter Spiegel 5+ - where do I go now?
MaKa at Großer Adlerfelsen - Adlerfels1.JPG
Edelweiss Center - edelweiss_center (5).jpg
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