Schrammacher

Schrammacher is a mountain summit in the Zillertal Alps reaching about 3,410 meters (11,190 feet) in height. Granite forms the core of this peak, with steep walls prominent on its northwestern face.

The peak is the second highest summit in the Tux ridge of the Zillertal Alps. It has been part of the regional mountain landscape for millennia, shaping the geography of this alpine region.

The Peter-Anich-Höhensteig trail near Schrammacher connects traditional mountain huts while commemorating a regional cartographer through its dedicated path system.

Climbers should expect technical demands and carry appropriate gear for the route. Weather conditions at this elevation can shift rapidly, making careful preparation essential.

The mountain ranks first in prominence within the Valsertal Nature Reserve, serving as a critical habitat for alpine wildlife species.

Location: Innsbruck-Land District

Elevation above the sea: 3,410 m

Made from material: granite

GPS coordinates: 47.02699,11.64247

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:24