Dristner

Tristner is a mountain summit in the Zillertal Alps of Tyrol, standing at 2,767 meters above sea level. The peak offers views across the valley and surrounding Alpine ridges that make up the greater range.

The mountain has served as an orientation point for valley inhabitants since early times, with the first routes to the summit established by local people. Over generations, knowledge of these paths was maintained and shared within climbing communities.

The summit holds a place in local mountain culture where climbers share routes and knowledge with visitors. It serves as a natural landmark that guides walkers through the region's wider Alpine terrain.

The summit is reached via marked trails starting from Ginzling village, and the climb demands proper equipment and careful weather awareness. Conditions change rapidly at this elevation, so early starts and attention to local forecasts are important.

The peak has a prominence of around 790 meters, which makes it a distinct summit within the broader Alpine chain. This characteristic sets it apart as a notable formation among the many surrounding peaks.