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Austria · Kaprun, Salzburg

Klettersteig MOBO 107

Ferrata on the Mooserboden dam wall

The route actually climbs the face of a hydroelectric dam; it is neither an inspection bridge nor a rope park placed next to it.

Verified95.0

Score / 100
3 distinct sources

Experience profile · editorial diagramUnknown
Type
Via ferrata — precise type not documented
Duration
Unknown
Grade
Not documented
Best period
Check locally

Why it enters the Top 100

An experience ranked for its story and distinctiveness.

The MOBO 107 progresses directly on the face of the Moosersperre, a dam 107 metres high and almost 500 metres long. The 240 metre line combines flying fox entry, cables, artificial holds, exit bridge and an optional Swing on concrete. VERBUND and Zell am See-Kaprun display it as passable during the opening hours of the reservoirs; the Bergsteigen route guide confirms the manager and the equipment.

What sets it apart: The MOBO 107 progresses directly on the face of the Moosersperre, a dam 107 metres high and almost 500 metres long.; The 240 metre line combines flying fox entry, cables, artificial holds, exit bridge and an optional Swing on concrete.; VERBUND and Zell am See-Kaprun display it as passable during the opening hours of the reservoirs; the Bergsteigen route guide confirms the manager and the equipment.

Score breakdown

Median / 5
Power of story4.7
Singularity5.0
Emotional and sensory intensity4.5
Rationale for travel4.8
Strength of evidence4.7

Traceability

The facts behind the profile.

  1. The MOBO 107 progresses directly on the face of the Moosersperre, a dam 107 metres high and almost 500 metres long.

  2. The 240 metre line combines flying fox entry, cables, artificial holds, exit bridge and an optional Swing on concrete.

  3. VERBUND and Zell am See-Kaprun display it as passable during the opening hours of the reservoirs; the Bergsteigen route guide confirms the manager and the equipment.

Geographical precision: Check the practical starting point and the condition of the route before travelling.