Tischlerspitze

Located between Salzburg and Carinthia, Tischlerspitze reaches an elevation of 3,003 meters with glaciers extending along its northern and eastern faces.

The mountain was first climbed on September 3, 1889, by Karl Arnold, accompanied by teacher Bohrer and mountain guides Thomas and Jakob Rosskopf.

The summit serves as a meeting point for mountaineers from both Salzburg and Carinthia regions, representing the shared Alpine heritage of these Austrian states.

Climbers can access the summit through the traditional route from Hannoverhütte, requiring UIAA grade II climbing skills and approximately six hours of ascent time.

The mountain contains distinctive lamprophyre formations, dark volcanic rocks that extend from its base to the summit region at 3,003 meters.

GPS coordinates: 47.07183,13.23979

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:53