Fundusfeiler

The Fundusfeiler summit reaches an elevation of 3,079 meters and presents steep inclines across its western ridge leading to the Feilerscharte passage at 2,926 meters.

The Fundusfeiler became a notable destination for mountaineers during the early exploration of the Ötztal Alps in the late 19th century through established climbing routes.

Local mountain guides from the Pitztal region maintain traditional climbing techniques and safety protocols specific to the Fundusfeiler's challenging terrain and weather patterns.

The ascent to Fundusfeiler requires complete mountaineering equipment, including ropes and crampons, with a recommended climbing time of 3 hours from Hintere Fundusalm.

The summit offers winter skiing opportunities with a 1,700-meter vertical descent through varying snow conditions and technical passages requiring advanced alpine skills.

GPS coordinates: 47.11241,10.87036

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:58