Knittelkar Spitze

Knittelkar Spitze is a mountain summit in the Lechtal Alps known for its steep limestone walls and rocky slopes. The landscape features exposed rock faces and narrow passages rather than gentle terrain throughout the approach.

The mountain has been used by local shepherds and hunters for centuries before becoming a destination for climbers. The first recorded ascent took place in the 1800s as hiking in the Alps became a popular activity.

Local mountaineering traditions center around seasonal ascents of the Knittelkarspitze, where climbers document their experiences through detailed route logs.

The hike requires solid mountain experience and proper gear, especially when conditions change in the alpine environment. Visitors should start early and monitor weather forecasts to ensure safe climbing conditions.

The summit sits surrounded by several other peaks of similar height, making it an interesting stopping point on longer alpine routes. This proximity to neighboring mountains allows flexible routing for experienced hikers.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 2,376 m

GPS coordinates: 47.37587,10.65102

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:43