Wiedersberger Horn, Mountain summit in Tyrol, Austria
Wiedersberger Horn is a mountain summit in Tyrol that stands at 2,127 meters above sea level. Wooden step-like beams guide hikers along the marked route to reach the peak.
A wooden cross was placed at the summit in October 1933 by a Catholic group from the village of Reith as a sign of faith. This cross remains a landmark on the peak today.
The mountain represents traditional Tyrolean mountain life, with local mountain huts serving regional specialties and maintaining alpine customs throughout the seasons.
A cable car from Alpbachtal valley brings hikers to the Kriegalm station, saving effort for the initial climb. From there, visitors can walk the remaining distance at their own pace.
From the peak, visitors can see across three mountain ranges and a large alpine lake spread out below. This wide view over the landscape draws many people who want to take photographs.
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