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  • A Hiker's Paradise 
    Wandern im Sellraintal
    Our valley is a hiker's paradise in the middle of the Stubai Alps, boasting more than 25 peaks in the range above 2000 m (approx. 6500ft) and 20 summits which are higher than 3000m (approx. 9800ft)!
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    Live High - Train Low 
    Live high - train low - Höhenleistungszentrum Innsbruck - Kühtai, Sellraintal
    Competitive athletes use altitude training to increase their performance, living at a high altitude but training low down in the valley...
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    Die Innsbruck Card 2010
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    Rock climbing in Kühtai Sellraintal

    Fixed rope routes - for people looking for a challenge. Two climbing areas (Via Ferrata) in the Sellrain Valley - the Panoramic Fixed Rope Route Kühtai and Emperor Max Fixed Rope Route (Martinswand) in Kematen.

    Klettersteig Kühtai - Panorama Klettersteig Kühtai

    The Via Ferrata routes in Kühtai Sellraintal

    Panoramic Fixed Rope Route Kühtai

    550m/1800ft of steel cable, 150 steel pins and 60 stemples were used in autumn 2005 to create this fixed rope route: The result is well worth the effort. The route, moderately to very difficult, leads through spectacular terrain up to the Pockkogel summit (2807m/9209ft). A fantastic view will be your reward.

    Lack of vertigo, sure-footedness and climbing equipment are obligatory

    Starting point: Summit station of the Drei-Seen-Bahn lift (2300m/7545ft).
    Follow the marked trail for about 20 minutes until you reach the starting point of the fixed rope route.
    Descent: marked way from Prockkogel via Finstertaler reservoir to Drei-Seen-Hütte (mountain lodge).

    Walking time: 4 hours.

    Get more information about climbing in Kühtai

    Emperor Max Fixed Rope Route, Martinswand (close to Zirl/Kematen)

    Martinswand, directly translated as "Martin's Wall" is a nearly vertical face of rock near Zirl. It has been famous since the times of Emperor Maximilian I who had to spend a night in the well-known cave during a hunt once.
    This Via Ferrata is one of the most beautiful and difficult in the Tyrol

    Starting point: Zirl - Martinsbühel, small parking lot beside the road. It's a ten minutes' walk through the woods (signposted) to the entrance of the route.

    • Part I: Ascend to the cave: Altitude gain 120m/394ft, difficult, approx. 1 hour
    • Part II: Altitude gain 150m/492ft, very difficult, approx. 1.5 hours.

    The 2nd part is suitable for experienced climbers only. The face is very exhausting and extremely exposed. It can only be climbed using the steel rope as there are next to no steps.

    Climbing equipment and helmet are absolutely necessary.The descent of this part is also very demanding, a safety rope is in place.




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