Klettersteig Partnunblick

Altitude
Access to the Gemstobel, 2,400 m above sea level
Exit on the Karrenfeld, 2600 m above sea level

Length
450 meters of climbing

Orientation
South

Difficulty
K5, D/E (very difficult)
In the upper area of the via ferrata lies the very difficult key section. Otherwise less difficult.

For beginners and families, we recommend the Partnunblick family via ferrata just below.

To the levels of difficulty of via ferratas

Equipment
- Via ferrata set
-Harness
- Climbing helmet
- Mountaineering or hiking boots
- Grippy gloves or gardening gloves

When it comes to equipment, care must be taken to ensure that the via ferrata set and harness are suitable for the weight of the child. Always secure the child if you are unsure.

Approach
TIP:Why not "warm up" is the Partunblick family via ferrata, which is located directly below.
- from Partnun (P6) via Partnunsee approx. 2 hours
- from Carschinahütte approx. 1 hour
- from Tilisunahütte approx. 2 hours

Summit ascent
- Sulzfluh 2817 m above sea level, approx. 35 min. via marked hiking trail

Descent
- through the Gemstobel to Partnun
- via Karrenfelder to the Tilisunahütte
- through the throat to the Lindauerhütte

Journey
St. Antönien is easy to reach by public transport. Take the post bus to St. Antönien Garstett P6 or take the alpine bus to Partnun.
If you arrive with your private car, please be sure to observe the parking regulations of St. Antönien. The use of the public parking spaces in St. Antönien is subject to a fee (see signage on site). Tickets up to a maximum of 21 days can be purchased at the parking machines. The last parking space without a permanent parking ticket is No. 6; the Partnun car park may only be used with half-year and annual passes.

Gastronomy / Accommodation
Berghaus Sulzfluh
Berghaus Alpenrösli
Carschinahütte SAC
You can find more opportunities in St. Antönien.

Creator
The Partnunblick via ferrata was built by Steinmändli GmbH on behalf of the municipality of Luzein and used 514 stirrups and 560 m of wire rope. The Prättigau/Davos Mountain Guide Association is responsible for its maintenance.

Important notes
We generally recommend hiring a patented mountain guide for the ascent. All approaches lead via marked hiking trails.

• Only walk the via ferrata with the necessary experience
• For a safe ascent, good fitness, surefootedness and a head for heights are prerequisites.
• Appropriate equipment is mandatory. A harness, via ferrata set, helmet, good shoes, suitable clothing and gloves are essential.
• Entry only in stable weather. In thunderstorms, the ascent of the via ferrata is life-threatening.
• Do not trigger a stone chip. Respect flora and fauna. Don't leave any waste behind.
• Each ascent is at your own risk.