Fundusfeiler, Mountain summit in Ötztal Alps, Austria

Fundusfeiler is a 3,079 m summit in the Geigenkamm, the first three-thousander of the ridge when seen from the north. Its east flank drops into the Fundustal, its west side into the Pitztal. The normal route climbs from the south, from the Frischmannhütte at 2,192 m via the Feilerscharte (2,926 m) with easy scrambling at UIAA grade I.

No documented first ascent of the Fundusfeiler survives, which is attributed to its easy access from several mountain huts. The normal route, the easiest ascent, runs up the south side, with the Frischmannhütte at 2,192 m in the head of the Fundustal serving as a base; from there the summit is about two hours away via the Feilerscharte and easy scrambling at UIAA grade I. The Erlanger Hütte (2,541 m) and Ludwigsburger Hütte (1,935 m) also lead to the top in about four hours each.

The normal route reaches the 3,079 m summit from the Frischmannhütte (2,192 m) via the Feilerscharte in about two hours, with easy scrambling up to UIAA grade I. The Erlanger Hütte (2,541 m) and Ludwigsburger Hütte (1,935 m) above Zaunhof also serve as starting points, each about four hours from the top.

The easiest route, the Normalweg, climbs from the south side. From the Frischmannhütte at 2,192 m in the head of the Fundustal, the summit is reached in about two hours via the Feilerscharte, with easy scrambling of UIAA grade I. Approaches also run from the Erlanger Hütte (2,541 m) and the Ludwigsburger Hütte (1,935 m), each about four hours.

The mountain has no documented first ascent, which is unusual for a Tyrolean three-thousander; its easy south side and the network of marked trails meant nobody recorded the first climb. The normal route starts at the Frischmannhütte (2,192 m) and reaches the summit in about two hours via the Feilerscharte, with climbing of UIAA grade I.