Glungezer via ferrata

Up over the "practice slab" (A) and then on foot to the first ascent (B/C). After another walking section follows the "King's Balcony," a slab ridge (B, then A and A/B). At the end of the ridge, you descend on the right into a hollow called "Valley of the Enchanted Ptarmigans." 

Another slab ridge (A, A/B and briefly B) leads - separated by a short walking section - to the so-called "Snake's Cove." A steep crevice (B) from which you exit to the right and reach flat ground called "the hiding place of the mountain little man." This cave-like crevice (B, A and B) leads you through the mountain. Follow a short walking section and reach a ridge (A/B and A) to the "Princess's crown." Then you reach the 28 m Nepal bridge (A/B and A) on foot - the highlight of the via ferrata.

A longer walking section leads to the "Giant's tooth," which you climb steeply (B/C). After a short walking section, you come to the so-called "Labyrinth," whose entry is marked by the "Giant's hammer." You climb down and then out the other side again (A/B). A longer footpath leads to the "Magic Wall," which is steep (B/C) and smooth, leading to a traverse (A/B). A steep edge (B) leads up to the logbook, and you reach (A) the end of the rope protection. From there, continue left along the stone ridge or to the right next to it to the Glungezer hut, or ascend steeply right to the Sonnspitze. 

Hall - Tulfes - Glungezer cable car

Line 540 to Tulfes

Parking lot at the Glungezer cable car