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Stairway to Nothingness on the Dachstein Glacier – so close to the sky

The Stairway to Nothingness on the Dachstein Glacier is a place where your breath catches for a moment and a sense of awe takes hold. Fourteen narrow steps lead you downwards to a glass platform, where you seem to be floating between the sky and the rock face. Every step is a little adventure, every glance a glimpse of eternity. A moment that lingers – and remains firmly imprinted on your heart.

The Stairway to Nothingness on the Dachstein Glacier is a destination for anyone looking for something special. There you stand, where the sky meets the glacier, wrapped up warm and marvelling at the view. The Stairway to Nothingness is directly connected to the suspension bridge, together containing an impressive 63 tonnes of steel and concrete. Afterwards, why not stop for a bite to eat at the Dachstein Glacier Restaurant, which is located at 2,700 metres above sea level? Fun fact: the border between the Austrian federal states of Styria and Upper Austria runs right through the middle of the restaurant.

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The Stairway to Nothingness on the Dachstein Glacier

A stunning panorama from the Stairway to Nothingness in Austria

When you stand at the bottom of the Stairway to Nothingness on the Dachstein Glacier, you realise what it means to be part of the mountains. The panoramic view from the stairway stretches further than words can describe. The view extends from Mt Dachstein across the valley and far into the distance – a stage of rock, ice, and light.

But the Stairway to Nothingness on Mt Dachstein is more than just a staircase with a view. It’s a work of art made of steel and glass that blends harmoniously into the rugged mountain landscape. Every detail is a testament to precision and the courage to show a different perspective.

  • Weight: 5 tonnes
  • Steps: 14
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A trip to remember: Donnerkogel via ferrata and sky ladder

If you’re looking for even more thrills, a trip from Brandhof to the Intersport Donnerkogel via ferrata is just the thing. There, you’ll find the so-called sky ladder: 40 metres long, free-floating, and simply spectacular. Rung by rung, you climb upwards, secured to the cable, whilst the chasm yawns beneath you. This section of via ferrata is legendary: a balance between courage and trust, vertigo and wonder. Anyone who conquers it will experience the Dachstein region at its wildest – immediate, powerful, and unforgettable. An adventure to remember. Just like the view from the ladder itself.

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