Loreakopf, Mountain summit in Lechtal Alps, Austria.

Loreakopf is a mountain summit in the Lechtal Alps located in the Tyrol region of Austria. The peak stands at 2,471 meters and offers views across the surrounding alpine landscape and neighboring ridges.

The mountain was first documented climbed in 1840 during a geological survey of the region. This early ascent marked the beginning of a longer history of mountaineering activity on this alpine massif.

The name Lorea comes from the Rhaeto-Romanic luraria, meaning funnel, and Loreaspitze is also used for the peak. The unstaffed Loreahütte below the Loreascharte serves as a waypoint on the normal route from the Fern Pass, and shepherds and hunters from Mitteregg and Fernstein knew the summit long before surveyors arrived.

The climb typically starts from a nearby pass and progresses toward the summit with shelter available at a mountain hut along the route. Hikers should bring sturdy footwear and weatherproof clothing, as conditions at higher elevations can change rapidly.

The name Lorea comes from the Rhaeto-Romanic word luraria, meaning funnel, and the mountain is also called Loreaspitze. The first recorded tourist ascent was made on 15 August 1883 by Anton Spiehler from Memmingen, guided by the chamois hunter Sprenger from Mitteregg.