Fundusfeiler

Fundusfeiler is a mountain summit in the Ötztal Alps with steep western slopes and distinctive rock formations along its ridgeline. The peak stands as a prominent landmark when viewed from the surrounding valleys below.

The summit became known to climbers during the late 1800s as mountaineers systematically explored the Ötztal Alps region. Established climbing routes developed over time made the peak accessible to a broader range of visitors.

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 requires mountaineering experience and full technical equipment for the steeper sections of the climb. Visitors should be prepared for changing weather conditions and allow sufficient time to navigate the challenging terrain safely.

Winter mountaineers can access the peak for ski touring across varying snow conditions and challenging descents. The combination of glacial terrain and steep faces creates diverse skiing possibilities throughout the winter season.

GPS coordinates: 47.11241,10.87036

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:40