Tuxeck

Tuxeck stands at 2,226 meters above sea level as a prominent granite peak in the Kaisergebirge range, featuring steep rocky faces and technical climbing sections that challenge experienced mountaineers.

The summit was first conquered on August 14, 1897, by climbers J. Enzensperger and H. Hahn, marking an important milestone in the early exploration of the Kaisergebirge mountain range.

Also known as Ellmauer Hochkaiser, this peak represents the traditional Alpine climbing heritage of Tyrol and continues to attract mountaineers seeking to experience the region's challenging granite formations.

The primary ascent route begins at Jägerwirt parking area and involves marked trails with sections rated UIAA grade III, requiring proper climbing equipment including helmet and ropes for safety.

The final ten meters to the summit feature iron rings installed in the steep granite wall, providing essential assistance for climbers navigating the most exposed and technical portion of the ascent.