World rank73

Austria · Hoher Dachstein, Styria / Upper Austria

Dachstein Super Ferrata

The power comes from the complete sequence up to the glacial world of Dachstein: three ferrata, the same story of endurance and altitude.

Verified92.4

Score / 100
3 distinct sources

Experience profile · editorial diagramApproximately 1,200 m of cumulative equipped progression according to the DAV
Type
Series of three Alpine via ferrata
Duration
Approximately 7 hours of cable sections; longer day with approaches and descent
Grade
Not documented
Best period
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Why it enters the Top 100

An experience ranked for its story and distinctiveness.

The Super Ferrata connects Anna, Johann and the Schulteranstieg on the Dachstein. The Austrian Alpine Club describes it as a very demanding combination, reserved for trained practitioners. The German Alpine Club magazine documents approximately 1,200 m of equipped progression, 7 h and a D/E difficulty for the Anna–Johann–Schulter combination. The specialist route guide details the three parts, from Anna to the shoulder of the Dachstein.

What sets it apart: The Super Ferrata connects Anna, Johann and the Schulteranstieg on the Dachstein.; The Austrian Alpine Club describes it as a very demanding combination, reserved for trained practitioners.; The German Alpine Club magazine documents approximately 1,200 m of equipped progression, 7 h and a D/E difficulty for the Anna–Johann–Schulter combination.; The specialist route guide details the three parts, from Anna to the shoulder of the Dachstein.

Score breakdown

Median / 5
Power of story4.6
Singularity4.7
Emotional and sensory intensity4.8
Rationale for travel4.7
Strength of evidence4.0

Traceability

The facts behind the profile.

  1. The Super Ferrata connects Anna, Johann and the Schulteranstieg on the Dachstein.

  2. The Austrian Alpine Club describes it as a very demanding combination, reserved for trained practitioners.

  3. The German Alpine Club magazine documents approximately 1,200 m of equipped progression, 7 h and a D/E difficulty for the Anna–Johann–Schulter combination.

  4. The specialist route guide details the three parts, from Anna to the shoulder of the Dachstein.

Geographical precision: Coordinate of the area or locality, not of the start of the via ferrata; Do not use for terrain navigation.