Große Seekarspitze

Große Seekarspitze is a mountain summit in the Austrian Alps with steep rocky slopes and jagged terrain. The peak rises significantly above surrounding passes and presents a challenging ascent over exposed ridges.

The mountain was documented and mapped by alpinists in the 19th century when systematic exploration of the Tyrolean peaks began. These records helped establish detailed knowledge of the Alpine range throughout the region.

Local communities in Tyrol maintain traditional naming practices for mountains, using descriptive terms that reflect physical characteristics or geographical features.

The ascent requires good fitness and Alpine hiking experience with proper gear and footwear. Weather conditions change rapidly at this elevation, so bring warm layers and rain protection for any visit.

Clear days bring views across multiple Alpine chains, revealing vast stretches of surrounding mountain landscape. Natural rock formations create several resting spots with different vantage points throughout the climb.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 2,677 m

GPS coordinates: 47.40487,11.39078

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:02