Who is the Heli-Kraft via ferrata suitable for?

This via ferrata is aimed at advanced via ferrata climbers.It requires strength, stamina and experience.

How difficult is the Heli-Kraft via ferrata?

The via ferrata is rated C/D and is exposed in places.It is considerably more challenging than the Bergmandl-Steig.

How long does the Heli-Kraft via ferrata take?

The walk takes about 60 minutes.You should also allow time for the approach and breaks.

Are there any age restrictions?

A minimum age of around 12 is recommended.However, experience and physical fitness are the key factors.

What makes the Heli-Kraft via ferrata so special?

It offers exposed sections, exciting traverses, and an intense mountain experience.Once at the top, you will be rewarded with an impressive panorama.

Heli-Kraft Via Ferrata

Things get serious here: The Heli-Kraft via ferrata is athletic, exposed, and definitely not for beginners. Anyone tackling this route should have sure-footedness, strength, and experience.

Over steep passages, traverses, and exposed spots, you head upwards step by step. You will be rewarded with an impressive panorama over the Mostviertel and the feeling of having earned every single meter.

Facts & Figures

Approx. 350 m in length
Approx. 60 minutes
Difficulty: C (partially exposed)
For advanced climbers
Recommended for ages 12 and up
Only accessible with complete equipment

Demanding, intense, and absolutely rewarding.

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Via Ferrata Set Rental

Well-equipped for your adventure: At Hochkar, you can easily rent your via ferrata kit directly at the lift ticket office during opening hours. Nothing stands in the way of your next climbing adventure.

All the information at a glance:

Cost: €20 per set
Return: by 4.00 pm at the latest
Availability: Sets for children (from approx. 40 kg) and adults

Please note: A valid original photo ID is required for the rental. It will be held as a deposit for the duration of the rental and returned to you when you bring back the equipment.

Simply rent, gear up, and start climbing!