Zsigmondyspitze

The Zsigmondyspitze rises to 3089 meters in the Zillertal Alps, featuring steep rock faces and a distinctive profile that resembles a smaller version of the Matterhorn.

Emil Zsigmondy and his brother Otto achieved the first recorded ascent of this mountain in 1879, marking a significant advancement in alpine mountaineering techniques.

The mountain stands as a testament to Austrian climbing heritage, drawing mountaineers who follow traditional Alpine climbing methods through its challenging routes.

Access to Zsigmondyspitze begins at Mayrhofen, with climbers typically starting their journey from Guest House Breitlahner, located along road 169 in Ginzling.

The mountain presents technical climbing challenges with its normal route rated at UIAA III-, requiring specific climbing skills rather than standard hiking abilities.

Location: Mayrhofen

Elevation above the sea: 3,089 m

GPS coordinates: 47.05043,11.83783

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:05