Bouldering at
Silvapark Galtür
Bouldering fun in Galtür
Silvapark Galtür in Tyrol lies at the foot of the Ballunspitze at around 1,800 metres above sea level. It is one of the most varied bouldering areas in the Alps and offers ideal conditions for beginners and experts alike. Across 14 sectors, there are over 445 routes – ranging from simple friction slabs and technical cracks to spectacular, heavily overhanging roofs. A particular highlight is the ‘Anam Cara’ route (8c). Access is easy via the Alpkogelbahn cable car, which is also open in summer, and free parking is available. Those without their own equipment can hire bouldering shoes and crash pads from Intersport Wolfart in Galtür or from the Silvretta Bike School in Wirl.
Key facts about Silvapark at a glance
- around 1,800 m above sea level
- 14 sectors
- over 445 routes
- Highlight: “Anam Cara” (8c)
- Access via the Alpkogelbahn
- free parking spaces
- Equipment hire: Intersport Wolfart, Silvretta Bike School (Wirl)
- Austria’s highest campsite nearby: Zeinissee (1,820 m)
FAQs: Bouldern in Galtür
Silvapark is situated above Galtür at the foot of the Ballunspitze in the Silvretta, at an altitude of around 1,800 metres above sea level. The boulders are spread across a vast alpine terrain comprising several clearly defined sectors. Its location in the heart of the high-mountain landscape makes the area not only attractive from a sporting perspective, but also particularly impressive in terms of scenery.
With over 445 boulders across a total of 14 sectors, Silvapark is one of the largest bouldering areas in the Alps. The individual sectors are organised by theme and difficulty level, allowing visitors to choose routes tailored to their ability and preferences.
the bouldering area
Bouldering for children
Children’s bouldering area
