Hochglück

Hochglück is a peak in the Karwendel range that rises to 2,640 meters, with slopes composed of limestone showing distinct geological layers. The summit area features open rock with sparse vegetation at this elevation.

Austrian mountaineers explored this peak in the early 1900s and established the first recorded routes to its summit. Since then it has become a known destination for walkers in the Karwendel area.

Visitors experience a sense of isolation and connection to nature at this high point in the Karwendel range. The open summit allows walkers to take in views across multiple valleys and neighboring peaks.

Multiple marked trails lead from the valley floor to the summit, with the eastern route featuring a gentler gradient suitable for less experienced walkers. Proper equipment and sufficient water should be brought regardless of which path you choose.

The summit area contains several caves formed by water erosion in the limestone rock. These hidden cave passages often go unnoticed by most visitors passing through.