Bliggspitze

Bliggspitze is a mountain in the Ötztal Alps standing at 3453 meters with steep rock faces and glacial formations marking its summit. The peak sits in a region where rock and ice dominate the landscape in demanding ways.

The mountain was first climbed on September 24, 1874 by Theodor Petersen and Alois Ennemoser, who established initial climbing routes. This early ascent marked the beginning of systematic mountaineering in this peak group.

The mountain serves as a training ground for Alpine mountaineers who maintain traditional climbing techniques and safety protocols in the Ötztal region.

Reaching this summit requires advanced mountaineering equipment and technical climbing skills for the demanding routes. Most ascents start from established mountain huts in the area and need experience on rock and ice.

The peak belongs to the Kaunergrat group and offers views of more than two dozen other 3000-meter peaks from its summit. This concentration of high summits makes it a special vantage point for surveying the mountain range.

Location: Imst District

Elevation above the sea: 3,453 m

GPS coordinates: 46.91803,10.78611

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:20