Mountaineering in the Haslital

A woman on the Tälli via ferrata in the Haslital. The route begins with a hike. You can enjoy a breathtaking view along the entire via ferrata.

The Haslital is a diverse climbing area in the Bernese Oberland, offering a wide range of options to delight beginners, families and experienced climbers alike. Set amongst imposing rock faces, alpine climbing routes and modern indoor facilities, unforgettable climbing experiences await in a unique mountain landscape.

A woman on the Tälli via ferrata in the Haslital. Along the way, she climbs a ladder. The entire via ferrata offers a breathtaking view. — © Jungfrau Region Tourism AG. CC0 (OpenData)

Via ferrata routes in the Haslital

Spectacular via ferrata routes combine hiking and climbing to create a unique mountain experience. With secured sections, exposed crossings and breathtaking views, the via ferrata routes in the Haslital offer adventure for anyone who wants to actively explore the mountains.

Overview of via ferratas

Haslital Indoor Climbing Centre

Even in bad weather or during winter, the Haslital Climbing Centre in Meiringen offers ideal conditions for climbing and bouldering. A variety of routes and difficulty levels provide opportunities for training, first climbing experiences and exciting challenges for all age groups.

Discover the climbing centre

A woman on the Tälli via ferrata in the Haslital. She climbs along the rock face, well secured. The entire via ferrata offers a unique view. — © Jungfrau Region Tourism AG. CC0 (OpenData)

Safety instructions

To tackle the via ferrata, you’ll need to be in good physical condition, have sure-footedness, a head for heights and the right kit. Inexperienced climbers should hire a mountain guide and only attempt the via ferrata in safe weather conditions.

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