Magic Wood: A Boulderer's Paradise

Magic Wood: A Boulderer's Paradise

Tucked away in the picturesque landscape of Paré da Miezgi, 7444 Ausserferrera, Switzerland, Magic Wood stands as a bouldering wonderland. This location is an enticing playground for climbers from around the globe, known for its dense forest setting and an impressive array of granite boulders. The combination of lush greenery and challenging climbs makes Magic Wood an essential stop for adventure seekers.

The real charm of Magic Wood is its unique geological formations. The granite boulders offer a range of climbs, from beginner-friendly routes to complex problems that test even the most experienced climbers. Nestled within the shaded forest, the conditions remain pleasantly cool, making it a favorable environment for climbing nearly year-round. Additionally, the Mottec stream gracefully meanders through the forest, adding a serene backdrop to the thrilling climbs.

With its roots deeply embedded in the climbing community, Magic Wood is a highly respected spot, attracting climbers who relish the challenge of its technical boulders and enjoy the camaraderie that comes with the climbing culture. Whether you're scaling a beginner route or tackling a V15 problem, Magic Wood promises an unforgettable adventure.

Experience the timeless allure of Magic Wood, and challenge yourself in this natural bouldering sanctuary.

Adventure Guide to Magic Wood

Magic Wood Bouldering

• Special Features: Granite boulders with varied difficulties, set in a dense forest with ideal climbing conditions.
• Tips: Best visited from spring to fall; bring climbing shoes, crash pads, and a sense of adventure.
• Access: Drive from Chur, Switzerland—about 1.5 hours south on the A13 and then follow signs to Ausserferrera.

Mottec Stream

• Highlights: Offers refreshing sights and sounds; a perfect spot for a tranquil break.
• Visitor Note: Bring a camera to capture the beautiful, photogenic water scenes.

Camping in Magic Wood

• Features: Rustic campsites nearby.
• Advice: Reserve ahead during peak climbing season, and pack camping essentials including warm clothing and a sturdy tent.