Bettlerkarspitze

Bettlerkarspitze is a mountain summit in the Karwendel range that reaches 2,268 meters (7,441 feet) and features three distinct ridges running across its slopes. The peak offers expansive views over the surrounding Alpine landscape and the valleys below.

The mountain's name comes from local geographic terminology related to the surrounding landscape features. Climbing routes were established primarily through the northern approach from Hagelhütten near Eng valley, making this peak a recognized destination among mountaineers.

The peak serves as a meeting point for mountaineers who exchange route information and climbing techniques through dedicated climbing community platforms.

The ascent follows a trail of roughly 18 kilometers starting from Gernalm, covering the distance in several stages. Public transport connections from Jenbach railway station make reaching the base area straightforward for visitors.

A fixed rope installation positioned just below the peak creates a challenging final section that tests both technique and endurance. This feature transforms the last stretch of the climb into a memorable passage that many mountaineers find rewarding.