Laliderer Spitze

Laliderer Spitze is a mountain summit in the Karwendel range that rises to 2,588 meters with a steep north face of limestone. The peak sits within a protected nature park known for dramatic vertical rock walls and alpine terrain.

The peak became a popular climbing destination in the decades after World War II when experienced mountaineers began establishing challenging routes. This period of intense route development transformed it into a recognized testing ground for Alpine skills.

The mountain serves as a testament to Alpine mountaineering traditions, with routes like Nordverschneidung and Herzogkante drawing experienced climbers to test their skills.

The route to the summit is classified as T4 Alpine climbing and requires solid rock climbing experience. A mountain shelter called Lalidererspitzen-Biwak sits 275 meters away and provides basic refuge during multi-day expeditions.

From the summit area you can see two entire valley systems spread out below. The views toward the Stubai and Otztal valleys provide a sweeping panorama of the surrounding mountain landscape.