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Via Ferrata Reinhard Schiestl, Vertical climbing route in Längenfeld, Austria.

Via Ferrata Reinhard Schiestl is a climbing route through granite rock near Längenfeld that spans several hundred meters of elevation gain. The path crosses steep and nearly vertical rock faces that are secured with steel cables and metal rungs.

The route was named after Reinhard Schiestl, a climber who shaped alpine climbing techniques in this region. It reflects how safety equipment evolved to allow climbers to tackle more demanding rock faces.

The route attracts climbers seeking to push themselves on steep rock faces that demand strength and focus. It reflects the passion many people have for climbing in the mountains.

Climbers must bring complete safety equipment and should have previous experience with heights. The route demands concentration and endurance, so it helps to allow plenty of time and plan for good weather conditions.

One distinctive feature is a continuous rock wall with several spots where climbers can pause and rest. These breaks are important because the physical demands are very intense.

Location: Längenfeld

GPS coordinates: 47.05949,10.96591

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:07

Via ferrata in Europe: Dolomites, Alps, climbing routes

Via ferrata routes in the Alps combine steel cables, metal rungs, and bridges into protected climbing paths through alpine rock faces. The routes extend through the Dolomites, French Alps, Austrian Ötztal, and Swiss mountain regions between 2,600 and 9,800 feet in elevation. Routes such as the Ivano Dibona or Cresta Ovest della Marmolada follow former military paths from World War I. Routes like the Via Ferrata de la Cascade in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes run alongside waterfalls and gorges. In the Salzkammergut and Grisons regions, routes such as Postalm and Schwarzhorn access summits and mountain lakes. The Spanish Voie Olmo near Alicante offers Mediterranean climbing sections in limestone cliffs. Technical sections with overhangs and traverses alternate with secured walking passages. Most via ferrata require climbing harnesses and appropriate equipment.

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