Güntlespitze, Mountain summit in Schoppernau, Austria

Güntlespitze is a mountain summit in the Allgäu Alps rising to about 2,092 meters above sea level, accessible from Schoppernau. The peak offers views across the Vorarlberg landscape and toward neighboring alpine ranges, making it a vantage point over the surrounding terrain.

The marked route over the Güntlespitze links the Derrajoch with the Häfnerjoch, crossing the northeast flank to the summit. Baad lies directly east of the ridge that bounds it on the west. The mountain is a Flysch grass peak in the Allgäu Alps, and in winter it is often climbed as a ski tour.

Local mountain guides organize regular winter expeditions to Güntlespitze, maintaining traditional alpine climbing techniques passed through generations of Austrian mountaineers.

The route to the summit starts from a mountain inn at the base and follows marked trails through varying terrain. Visitors should come prepared for changing weather and alpine conditions, particularly if attempting the ascent during winter months or when snow coverage is heavy.

A marked path crosses the 2,092 m summit, reaching it from the Derrajoch over the northeast flank and continuing west to the Häfnerjoch. In winter the mountain is often climbed as a ski tour, which is how most visitors meet it outside the hiking season.