Hohe Geige, Mountain summit in Tyrol, Austria
Hohe Geige is a mountain summit in Tyrol that rises to 3,394 meters above sea level. The peak is characterized by diverse landscape zones including forests, rocky passages, and alpine meadows that define the terrain.
The region around the peak shows traces of early human settlements dating back 10,000 years. These ancient populations left a lasting mark on the cultural character of the Tyrolean valleys.
The summit is an important landmark for local climbers who follow traditional routes passed down through generations of Alpine guides. These paths reflect how mountain communities have valued this peak for their pursuits.
The ascent follows a roughly 14-kilometer trail from Plangeroß with varying difficulty levels along the way. The Rüsselsheimer Hütte at 2,327 meters provides a good rest stop and overnight shelter.
The summit consists of pre-Cambrian gneiss and schist that were shaped by intensive glacial activity over thousands of years. These geological features reveal the forces that sculpted the Alpine landscape.
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