The Stelvio National Park offers numerous alpine routes, several via ferrata trails and a specially equipped climbing wall for vertical adventures. Please note that, apart from these routes, free climbing is not permitted within the protected area.

Near the Zufallhütte mountain refuge, the recently-built Murmele via ferrata leads across the rock face from one terrace to another.  The Tabaretta via ferrata from the Tabaretta mountain hut (2,556 m) to the Julius Payer refuge (3,020 m) is one of the most difficult fixed-rope climbs in the Alps. Starting from behind the Düsseldorferhütte mountain refuge at 2,721 m, the via ferrata to the Tschenglser Hochwand (3,375 m) leads across some steep, windy passages up the rockface to the summit. The via ferrata in Trafoi offers a good opportunity to practise on short routes close to the village.

The dam at the Zufritt Reservoir in the Martell Valley, at an altitude of 1,800 metres above sea level, offers over 65 marked climbing routes.