Galinakopf

Galinakopf is a mountain summit in the Rätikon range that sits on the border between Austria and Liechtenstein. The peak rises to 2,198 meters and forms part of the Eastern Alps' rocky spine.

The summit formed as part of the Eastern Alps' geological development and has long marked the natural boundary between Austria and Liechtenstein. Its location reflects how geography shaped the border between these two nations.

Local mountaineering groups from both Austria and Liechtenstein regularly organize expeditions to Galinakopf, strengthening connections between the two Alpine nations.

Hikers can reach the peak from nearby towns and villages through various routes of different difficulty levels. Weather conditions change rapidly at this altitude, so it is important to check forecasts and bring proper gear.

The Galinakopf ranks as the third most prominent peak among Liechtenstein's 92 mountains, offering views across both Austrian and Liechtenstein territories.

Location: Frastanz

Location: Nenzing

Location: Balzers

Elevation above the sea: 2,198 m

GPS coordinates: 47.15164,9.62059

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:24