Üntschenspitze, Mountain summit in Schoppernau, Austria.

Üntschenspitze is a mountain summit in the Allgäu Alps that rises from the Bregenzerwald and reaches approximately 2135 meters. The terrain features steep grassy slopes that define the mountain's character.

The name Üntschenspitze first appears as Uentscheller Sp. on an Austrian map in 1886, while Uintscher Joch and Hinter Uintscher Joch were recorded in a military map in 1818. The word stem may derive from Eunoschin, a pre-German name used nearby in 1056. Locals call the mountain Üntscheller.

The mountain goes by the local name Üntscheller and holds deep roots in the farming traditions of the Bregenzerwald region. The steep meadows have shaped how people here have worked and lived for generations.

The marked normal route starts at Hinter Hopfreben (1007 m) or Vorder Hopfreben, passes Alpe Üntschenbergvorsäß (1249 m) and Vorderüntschenalpe (1759 m), then continues via Häfnerjoch (1979 m) to the summit. An alternative begins in Schoppernau (852 m) via Pisi-Alpe (1405 m) and the Häfen-Mulde. Unmarked climbs through the west spur (I), north flank (II) and north spur (II) require surefootedness and a head for heights.

From the summit, visitors can see both the Bregenzerwald valley and the mountain ranges of the Allgäu Alps. This vantage point makes the mountain a rewarding destination for hikers seeking panoramic views.