Hiking in the Tyrolean mountains
Fun in the Tyrolean mountains
The Silvretta Group in the Tyrolean Alps is a challenging high alpine area which includes 74 three thousand meter mountains. Certified mountain guides from Galtür, do their best to make any trip to this region an unforgettable and safe adventure.
To guarantee maximum safety and an optimum level of assistance, only small groups will be guided through the terrain.
Climbing enthusiasts will be delighted to discover our Silvapark fixed rope route, which leads to the ‘Ballunspitze’ summit at 2671m above sea level. The level of difficulty ranges from medium to difficult and professional climbing equipment is necessary. You can find further information for this mountain adventure at the regional Ischgl-Paznaun Tourist Board by calling: +43 (0) 50990-200.
For bouldering however, a completely different set of equipment is required. For this activity, people climb without ropes and harnesses on rock-walls or indoor climbing walls. Only mats, so called ‘crash pads’, serve as protection when falling. In Galtür, enthusiasts for this kind of sport will find a real paradise in the Bouldering Area at Silvapark. You can find further information by clicking the following link:
A more leisurely experience in Tyrol, is hiking in the Tyrolean Mountains. Exercise at alpine altitudes will have the following positive effects on your health:
- Decreased blood pressure
- Improved metabolism
- Stress reduction
However, there are some requirements, in order to benefit from these effects:
- Adaptation to the alpine altitude: 2-3 days are sufficient
- Accurate planning of hiking tours
- Constant breaks during hiking in the Alps
- Sufficient food and drink
- Appropriate walking speed to each different terrain
Do you want to experience a high alpine summer holiday in Austria? Accommodation in Galtür is the perfect base camp for your adventure in the Tyrolean Mountains. Do not hesitate to contact us online for a no-obligation quotation.