Kesselspitze

Kesselspitze is a mountain summit in the Stubai Alps reaching 2,728 meters (8,949 feet) with distinctive dolomite rock formations throughout. The terrain features exposed stone faces and ridges typical of this alpine range.

The mountain was originally part of trade routes connecting local communities during early Alpine tourism development. Established pathways later enabled climber access and continue to shape the routes around the summit today.

Local mountaineering groups maintain the traditional marking systems and safety equipment on Kesselspitze, preserving Alpine climbing heritage for future generations.

The climb from Trins requires good fitness and mountaineering equipment to handle rocky terrain safely. Starting early allows time to navigate the exposed sections before conditions change with the afternoon weather.

The southern slopes receive consistent winter sunlight while northern sections maintain powder snow conditions for extended periods. This creates two quite different environments on the same mountain.

Location: Trins

Elevation above the sea: 2,728 m

Made from material: dolomite

GPS coordinates: 47.10067,11.36468

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:30