Ampferkogel

The Ampferkogel reaches an elevation of 3,183 meters, featuring steep rock faces and exposed ridges that create a dramatic mountain profile in the Tyrolean Alps.

The mountain has played a role in the development of Alpine mountaineering since the 19th century, when climbers first documented routes to its summit.

Local mountain guides pass down traditional climbing techniques and route knowledge through generations, maintaining the mountaineering heritage of the Tyrolean region.

Climbers need advanced mountaineering equipment and strong technical skills to reach the summit, with the best climbing conditions occurring from July to September.

The summit provides a geographical meeting point where three different glacial formations converge, creating distinct ice patterns visible from the peak.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 3,183 m

GPS coordinates: 46.99642,10.91354

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:49