The Schrofenwies climbing garden in Warth-Lechleiten is a true paradise for climbing enthusiasts, offering both beginners and experienced climbers the opportunity to test their skills in a breathtaking natural landscape. With a total of 30 routes ranging from grades 4b to 7c, there’s something for everyone. The climbing garden underwent extensive renovations in 2008, modernising old routes and creating new challenges.
A special highlight is the Murmele via ferrata, designed specifically for children. Here, youngsters can take their first steps in climbing while developing a sense of height, all while safely securing themselves to the wall. This family-friendly environment makes the climbing garden an ideal destination for families.
Accessibility is another plus. Drivers can conveniently reach the Lechleiten parking lot at the end of the village. From there, it's only a one-minute walk east to reach the climbing garden.
| Orientation | South |
| Number of routes | 31, vertical and slightly overhanging |
| Difficulty level | 4b to 7c |
| Protection | Chain anchors |
| Rock type | Limestone |
To safely enter a climbing garden, the right equipment is essential. Every climber must ensure that the following equipment is complete and functional.
Wearing a complete and fully operational climbing kit is not just a recommendation but a requirement to ensure safety while climbing. Additionally, it is important to practice and master the correct and safe handling of the equipment to avoid fall hazards. A responsible approach to climbing gear significantly contributes to an unforgettable and safe climbing experience.
After an exciting day of climbing, you can satisfy your hunger at the Schrofenwies barbecue area. This barbecue spot is located directly in the climbing garden, inviting you to showcase your climbing skills and then unwind with a pleasant barbecue to wrap up the day. Enjoy the outdoors as you prepare delicious meals together with your family and reflect on the day's adventures.
Likelihood of triggering
Triggering is possible, even from low additional loads, particularly on the indicated steep slopes (steeper than about 30 degrees). In certain situations some large, and in isolated cases very large natural avalanches are possible.
