The Eisenerz Alps are the southern part of the Ennstal Alps, named after the mining town of Eisenerz in Styria. The Radmer and Johnsbach valleys separate them from the Gesäuse, and they reach south to the Mur. They belong to the greywacke zone, unlike the limestone massifs of the Ennstal. The highest peak is the Gößeck (2,214 m), the best known the Eisenerzer Reichenstein (2,165 m); on the eastern edge lies the Erzberg, described as the world's largest siderite deposit. climbing.place lists the easy Bärenlochsteig via ferrata (A) here.
Part of Styria, Eisenerz Alps has 1 via ferrata routes documented on climbing.place. Routes are listed below with difficulty and community notes.