Eiskarlspitze

Eiskarlspitze is a mountain summit in the Karwendel range that reaches 2610 meters with steep limestone walls and sharp ridges. The dramatic rock faces and jagged terrain define the appearance of this alpine location.

Hermann von Barth completed the first recorded climb on July 16, 1870, opening routes through the difficult terrain. This ascent marked the start of organized mountaineering exploration in this area.

The summit represents a challenging destination for experienced mountaineers who are drawn to the Karwendel region. Local climbers have developed deep knowledge of the limestone terrain and its dangers.

Visitors should bring climbing gear and have UIAA grade II skills or higher to ascend safely. Weather monitoring and safe behavior on rock are essential since conditions can change rapidly.

Two high cirques on the summit hold permanent snow fields year-round, fed by winter avalanches and spring snowdrifts. These lasting snow patches make the peak visibly different from many other Karwendel summits even in summer.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 2,610 m

Made from material: limestone

GPS coordinates: 47.37700,11.55875

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:41