Zirler Berg

Zirler Berg is a mountain summit in Tyrol that rises to approximately 1057 meters and brings together several hiking routes. The terrain combines steep sections with rocky passages set within a typical alpine landscape of meadows and coniferous forest.

The mountain has long marked a key point in Tyrol's network of hiking trails that represent traditional trade routes and alpine pasture connections. Its development as a hiking destination is closely tied to the history of local mountain farming and the later recreational use of the Alps.

The trails on Zirler Berg form part of a network that locals have walked and maintained for generations as connections between villages and mountain pastures. Hikers often encounter shepherds and farmers who use these paths as part of their daily work.

The climb requires sturdy footwear and attention to rapid weather changes common at this elevation. Several well-marked routes depart from different starting points, allowing visitors to choose a path suited to their fitness level and available time.

From different spots on the summit one can look down into several valleys at once, which helps visitors understand the geography on a map. These viewpoints often surprise those who think the mountain is only a stopping point on longer hikes rather than a destination itself.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 1,057 m

GPS coordinates: 47.28529,11.22540

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:59