Vertical playgrounds every day

Indoor climbing & bouldering

In the outdoor region, we don't make a successful day on the rock dependent on the weather. Because in rain, wind or wintry conditions, we prefer to find the best route to the top indoors. And the choice is huge: from the pyramid of the Imst climbing centre to the three bouldering halls in Imst, Karrösten and Tarrenz, there is a veritable playground of opportunities for beginners, advanced climbers and professionals to climb, boulder and push their own limits.

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Tip

The IMST CARD not only takes you to the summits of the outdoor region. It also gives you easy access to all indoor climbing facilities in and around Imst and your place on one of the free taster climbing and bouldering courses at the Imst Climbing Centre!

Climbing centre Imst

The focus is on the pyramid - and gives an idea of what awaits hobby climbers, scramblers and ambitious mountain specialists indoors at the Imst climbing centre: a colourful selection of bouldering routes with different gradients and levels, climbing routes with a route length of 25 metres, a route height of 22 metres and an area of 1,420 square metres, just made for cool moves. And on top of that, there's the sun deck with 1,312 square metres - outdoor, extraordinary and outstanding!

Steinblock bouldering hall

Nomen est omen! Even the first glance reveals what awaits us in the Steinblock bouldering hall: the best climbing conditions, aesthetic lines and 750 square metres of climbing space for an uncompromising bouldering experience. More than just a hall with countless holds and thick mats, it's a real hotspot for fans of the vertical lifestyle.