Scheibler

Scheibler is a mountain peak in the Arlberg region with steep rocky slopes and multiple routes leading to the summit. The different pathways offer varying levels of difficulty for climbers with different skill levels.

Early 20th century mountaineers first documented ascents of the peak, exploring the initial routes to the summit. These classic pathways continue to be used by today's climbers.

The mountain holds significance for the local climbing community, where experienced mountaineers share their expertise and maintain traditional routes through the Arlberg.

The climb requires advanced mountaineering skills and proper safety equipment for alpine conditions. Plan for adequate time and bring gear suited for rocky terrain and changing weather.

The summit sits within a network of neighboring peaks connected by high-altitude traverses. These connecting routes allow climbers to combine multiple summits in a single expedition.

GPS coordinates: 47.05869,10.22204

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:41