Live the moment with all your senses: Climbing in Osttirol

According to a Forsa survey, 6 out of 10 Germans suffer from stress

Whether old or young - people are under increasing pressure. It has been proven that 6 out of 10 Germans currently suffer from acute stress. This is the result of a Forsa survey. The consequences can be serious, as constant stress can lead to stress-related depression, which needs to be treated like any other depression. Instead of antidepressants, however, alternative methods can also help. For example, sport, especially climbing. Climbing not only trains muscles and coordination, but also the mind. You overcome self-imposed limits and get to know yourself better. But also what helps in critical situations, such as breathing calmly, concentration and self-confidence. Only by living in the moment with all your senses can you get into a flow that makes you forget everything else. It's almost meditative and an experience that can be put to good use in everyday life.

Osttirol as a home base for alpine climbing adventures

So it's no wonder that climbing is booming! However, Osttirol is still a real insider tip among climbers. Surrounded by untouched nature, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can really get up close and personal with the rock and experience pure Osttirol Dolomite flair. The landscape is authentic, the traditions original and the mountains mighty. Less mass, but lots of class and ideal terrain for sporty holidaymakers. The idyllic valleys and villages are wonderful home bases for real alpine climbing adventures, while the 266 three-thousand-metre peaks form a gigantic backdrop. The tour to the Zopetspitze in the Venediger group is unforgettable. If you need support, turn to the local mountain guides. Their alpine expertise is praised far beyond the borders of Osttirol. Climbers and psyche are guaranteed to reach new heights.

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