A vertical rock face, two thundering waterfalls, two rope bridges and a fantastic view – the new via ferrata in St. Anton in the Montafon. With a degree of difficulty of C (difficult) and D (very difficult), the impressive climbing route is a real challenge even for ambitious climbing enthusiasts.

Numerous volunteers installed around 550 metres of wire rope in around 700 hours of work. “The most important conditions for the implementation of the project were the rock quality and the nature of the terrain,” explain Leander Bitschnau and Manfred Kessler. The two experienced mountain guides have already planned and implemented some via ferratas in the Montafon. The via ferrata is traversable at almost all times of the year and also easy to access, however, it begins above the town centre. The descent runs over the Marentes-Jetzmunt hiking trail back into the village.