Nösslachjoch

Nösslachjoch is a mountain summit in northern Tyrol rising to 2,221 meters (7,286 feet), with open hiking routes crossing its slopes and ridges. The terrain features Alpine meadows and rocky sections that offer views across the surrounding valley network.

The summit has served as a landmark within the Tyrolean mountain system since early times. Traditional pathways created by local communities linked different valleys and settlements across the ridgeline.

Local mountaineering traditions include annual group ascents to Nösslachjoch, where participants share stories and experiences of their Alpine adventures.

The climb from Nösslachhütte takes roughly two hours with varied terrain including steeper pitches along the way. Hikers should wear sturdy mountain boots and bring appropriate gear, especially during spring and autumn transitions.

During winter months, the summit transforms into a ski touring destination with specialized weather monitoring systems providing real-time mountain condition updates.

GPS coordinates: 47.05950,11.44254

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:04