Seewand Klettersteig

Very nice, long climb but definitely not as difficult as described everywhere normal strength and condition required You will be rewarded with the beautiful view

Super ferrata. At the bottom of the sign, they recommend carrying a rope .... useless. The path is beautifully secured along its entire length. He can also handle a person who is not climbing, but is normally physically equipped. ATTENTION to summer days (large supply of water with you). The descent down is pleasant or can be made more pleasant by a cable car with a stop at the 5-fingers viewpoint. I recommend!

Via ferrata gone today Boarding 40min 3h via ferrata 3h descent Not for the poor poor !! And in May there is still a lot of snow

Beauty. Splendor. Everything is great. I rate the person as a ferrata unpolished, but quite in shape. Ferrata is really long (we climbed for 2.5 hours and we were barely halfway), due to insufficient preparation (understand we started late, we did not have enough water) we decided not to finish it, which is not different here than climbing down (enough suspension ). If it is nice, warm, I definitely recommend at least 3 liters of water and do not go out after 10 in the morning, unless you are an experienced ferratari. The way down from the top is gone for another 2 hours. On the ferrata, the places are also rated as E, which are only in the last section, when the forces are running out, so be careful.

I definitely recommend, one of the most beautiful feratts (rewarded with a beautiful view).

Top destination for very well trained via ferrata climbers. After our Mahdlgupf climbing tour, we explored the approach to the Seewand KS. It took us about 50 minutes to get there. But be careful, only go in dry conditions.

A little longer not very demanding. Long descent down otherwise ok

So yeah The whole circle takes from 6h to 9h, depending on the condition. Be sure to take off before 10 o'clock. Take a minimum of 2 liters of water for the route, and even 3 liters on a hot day. There are no streams on the way to replenish the water. (Going down we pass the shelter, you can buy beer :). The disadvantage of this viaerrata is that it runs vertically almost all the way, which makes it easy to get a stone from someone above it. I rate the difficulty on D with a few places E-. Certainly not for children and not for beginners! But a moderately skilled person can do it (by helping himself to grab a steel rope) Remember to take gloves! I forgot and you often have to help yourself with a rope ... Route - we start from the p3 car park at the + 500m level - we approach the white and red trail to the level of + 850m (45min) - at the ena cottage, turn left from the trail towards the rock wall (there are arrows, but the road is not well traveled and not visible) to the viaferrata start at + 900m (about 10min) - the start of the rope starts at + 900m - the end of the rope at 1600m (about 3h) - then along the purple trail, which is very poorly visible, we go to the summit overlooking the glacier. The trail is very densely marked, but runs in wild terrain, and by 2021 the markers are already lousy. + 1750m (about 15min) - continue along the purple trail to the shelter / lower station of the cable car (about 30min) + 1650m - continue along the red trail, initially along the road, then along the ski slope to the green hut at + 1200m (about 1h) - here we turn left into the forest (red trail) and go down to the asphalt road by the lake (+ 500m) about 1h - then left along the sidewalk to parking lot p3 (10 min) Next to the parking lot p3 there is a swimming pool in the lake and an outdoor shower :) Good luck Regards. Kajetan Kaczmarek +48 695 608 001 sent from the phone