3-day multi-pitch climbing in Hochkönig, Austria

Climb Austria’s majestic Hochkönig mountain, which stands at 2,841 meters, the highest elevation of the Berchtesgaden Alps.

The area is famed for being the home of Albert Precht, who had reportedly climbed between 800-1,000 new routes, and dedicated most of his energy towards the limestone walls of Hochkönig.

Idyllic alpine meadows rest between the peaks of the Hochkönig massif.

The first day involves multi-pitch training in Weißbach, close to Lofer, before making our ascent to Mitterfeldalm, which towers above nearby rolling fields.

On the second and third day, we are multi-pitch climbing in the Mandlwänden or in the Imlauer mountains, located at the eastern foothill of the massif. The routes are selected depending on the climbing ability and experience of the group.

Whatever our route along the way, we will end the trip with a descent to Arthurhaus.

The level of difficulty for this trip involves a good climbing technique, and it is an advantage to have experience with multi-pitch routes.

Reserve your place now on this 3-day multi-pitch climb, and get the chance to reach the peak of the Berchtesgaden Alps in Austria.