Alpine climbing routes in Vorarlberg

Normal route to the Zimba as a day tour with crossing from Rellstal into Brandnertal.

Very beautiful and easy alpine climbing tour in mostly solid, rough limestone. The turquoise-coloured reservoir provides a beautiful backdrop. The route is not often climbed, but spectators from the busy lake circuit are a certainty. Intermediate protection and belays are mostly self-belayed, there are only a few NHs.

Very well-equipped climbing garden in alpine surroundings. Rough rock, good protection, south-facing exposure.

Steil und ausgesetzt Die Tour sieht  anspruchsvoll aus, entpuppt sich aber als hinreichend zahm. Trotzdem ist die Wandkletterei durch den Südpfeiler der Roggspitze sehr ausgesetzt.

The most beautiful tour in the Silvretta. Hiking, scrambling, abseiling, glacier contact in a magnificent mountain setting. Whether as a day tour or with an overnight stay at the Saarbrücker Hütte, it is an absolute highlight for climbing mountaineers. However, you should be aware that the tour has many exposed passages and that you can only belay part of it. Belaying must be done quickly and routinely so that you can finish the tour in daylight. It's better to set off earlier and then enjoy a cool drink for longer at the Saarbrücker Hütte.

Nice, long and homogeneous pleasure climbing in a rough and firm main dolomite, well secured and often climbed

Perfectly secured north face route, which is well suited on hot summer days, after the north face still easy climbing over the east ridge, there you have to secure by yourself

Except for the first pitches, good climbing in relatively firm and rough limestone with a picturesque mountain panorama

The east ridge on the Zimba is the most challenging variant on the Matterhorn of the Montafon. The upper III ridge must be climbed, and the protection is alpine.

Breezy, scenically grandiose ridge climbing in the midst of a breathtaking high mountain backdrop. Exposed steep uphills, gruelling intersections and smooth slabs up to the IV degree of difficulty demand a climber with climbing skills. The latter enjoys not only the compact limestone rock but also the deep views of the shimmering turquoise Spullersee lake;