Oliver, an IFMGA mountain guide, brings you in the best climbing spots of the Gesäuse National Park. Enjoy rock climbing on perfect walls, nature and silence together with a local expert in love with this place in Styria.
Not specified
Alps
1 Day
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
The Gesäuse National Park is also called the University of Mountaineering since the spot here is fantastic to learn and progress in rock climbing.
There are several reasons why I enjoy so much coming here and guide my friends and clients on these walls.
Very few people come in the Gesäuse Park. There are no cable car and no easy way to go up the mountains. You’ll find peace and silence.
The rock and walls are incredible. There are climbing routes for all levels, for beginners as well as for experienced climbers. There are a lot of different options so most of the time we will be climbing alone.
The landscape is amazing. There are forests, green and blue rivers, rocky faces…it’s a true wild place !
We can go there for 2 or more days and stay at night in one of the mountain huts (Haindlkarhütte, Hesshütte or Buchsteinhütte) or in a lovely hostel in Johnsbach.
The number of climbers I will take with me will depend on the program we define together. You can hire me to guide you and show you the best spots, or to organize for you a climbing course to get the basics and the necessary technics to progress.
If you want to experience different outdoor activities while staying here, you can combine some rock climbing with via ferrata, rafting and canyoning.
Feel free to contact me if you plan to come in Styria and if you want to go climbing in this amazing place. It will be my great pleasure to show you around and let your discover my secret climbing spots.
- Guiding fee
Accommodation If we climb there for several days, we can stay in one of the huts (Haindlkarhütte, Hesshütte or Buchsteinhütte) or in a hostel in Johnsbach. |
Meeting point We have different options. We could meet in Liezen for example and from there, use my car to go to the Gesäuse National Park. You can easily reach Liezen by train, coming from Salzburg, Vienna, Linz or Graz. |
I have been in the mountains since my childhood, mainly in Styria where I come from. I'm now based in Liezen. I have studied biology and I'm now a full time IFMGA mountain guide since 2015.
I enjoy very much guiding my friends and clients in the Austrian Alps and show them places they could not see without being guided. I love spending my days outside, whatever the weather and help people living unique experiences in the outdoor.
Feel free to contact me if you plan to come to Austria and if you want to experience wild nature far from the crowd, whatever the season.
I speak German, English and a little bit of Spanish.
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