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Bavaria Vorarlberg Tyrol Salzburg Via ferrata guide

<p>The 13th edition of the via ferrata guide to the Alpine region between the Rhine and Salzburg offers 288 pages of detailed descriptions of 92 via ferratas of varying degrees of difficulty.</p><div>Vertical walls, towers, ridges and chimneys exert an irresistible fascination. The "rock experience" is particularly intense on an alpine via ferrata. The Rother via ferrata guide "Bavaria - Vorarlberg - Tyrol - Salzburg" presents 92 of the most exciting via ferratas between the Rätikon and Hohe Tauern, between the Bavarian Alps and the main Alpine ridge.</div><div><br></div><div>The level of difficulty ranges from secured high-altitude routes and "panoramic via ferratas" to steep sport via ferratas. The magnificent iron routes over Germany's highest peaks, the Zugspitze and Watzmann, have lost none of their appeal. On the mostly racy sports via ferratas, for example the challenging "Königsjodler" on the Hochkönig and the Pidinger via ferrata, the journey is the reward. There are also fun via ferratas close to the valley, such as the Silzer via ferrata. However, normal routes with short secured sections have been deliberately excluded.</div><div><br></div><div>The routes presented are all described in detail. Hiking maps with marked routes help with orientation. The color-coded difficulty rating, the classification according to the via ferrata scale and, last but not least, the list of great via ferratas allow for quick orientation. The introduction provides information on equipment and safety.</div><div><br></div><div>The 13th edition of the via ferrata guide has been carefully updated.</div>