Scheibler

The Scheibler peak reaches an elevation of 2,978 meters, featuring steep rocky slopes and multiple climbing routes through the mountain terrain.

Mountaineers first documented ascents of Scheibler in the early 20th century, establishing initial routes that modern climbers continue to follow.

Local mountain guides pass down knowledge of Scheibler's paths through generations, maintaining traditional Alpine climbing practices in the Arlberg region.

The ascent spans 6.2 kilometers with a vertical gain of 1,000 meters, requiring advanced climbing skills and proper mountain safety equipment.

The summit connects to a network of 28 neighboring peaks, creating an extensive system of high-altitude traverses across the Austrian Alps.

GPS coordinates: 47.05869,10.22204

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:54