Ampferkogel

Ampferkogel is a mountain summit in the Tyrolean Alps standing at approximately 3,180 meters with steep rock walls and sharp ridges defining its shape. The peak offers several climbing routes of varying difficulty that appeal to mountaineers with different experience levels.

The mountain was first explored and documented by climbers during the 19th century, marking the beginning of organized mountaineering activities in the region. These early expeditions helped establish the foundations for modern Alpine climbing practices in Tyrol.

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

Visitors should arrive with advanced technical climbing skills and specialized mountaineering equipment, as the routes feature challenging rock sections. The most favorable conditions occur between July and September when weather patterns are most stable.

Three different glacial formations converge at the summit area, creating distinctive ice patterns that are visible from the peak. This meeting point of different glacier systems forms an unusual geological feature that many climbers overlook during their ascent.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 3,183 m

GPS coordinates: 46.99642,10.91354

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:02