Ellmauer Halt, Alpine summit in Tyrol, Austria.
Ellmauer Halt is an alpine summit in the Wilder Kaiser range that rises to 2,344 meters in the Northern Limestone Alps. The peak offers multiple approach routes with varying levels of technical difficulty for mountaineers.
The first documented ascent took place in 1869 and marked the beginning of its history as a climbing destination. Since then, the peak has developed into a sought-after objective for mountaineers in the region.
The summit cross marks this peak as a focal point for mountaineers from around the world. The location has become a gathering place for climbers seeking the technical routes across the Northern Limestone Alps.
The Grutten Hut at 1,620 meters serves as the main base for starting the ascent to the summit. Visitors should prepare for steep terrain and bring appropriate climbing gear and experience.
Near the summit stands the Babenstuber Hut, which has served as an emergency shelter since 1891. Though not fully weatherproof, the structure provides climbers with vital refuge during harsh conditions.
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