Wildes Mannle, Mountain summit in Tyrol, Austria

Wildes Mannle is a 3,023-metre rock summit in the Ötztal Alps, southeast of the Wildspitze above Vent. It bounds the basin of the shrinking Rofenkarferner to the east. The summit is reached by an easy mountain route from the Breslauer Hütte in 1½ hours, or directly from the Stablein cable-car station in two hours.

The sources record no founding date or construction history for the Breslauer Hütte, which stands at 2,844 m and serves as the starting point for the ascent from Vent. The Wildes Mannle is listed at 3,023 m, or 3,019 m in other accounts, in the Ötztal Alps of Tyrol. A six-seat chairlift named "Wildes Mannle" now runs from Stablein up to about 2,640 m, shortening the climb from Stablein by an hour.

The name Wildes Mannle refers to a rock head above Vent, and the peak is climbed from the Breslauer Hütte (2844 m) in about 1½ hours. Since a six-seat chairlift named "Wildes Mannle" opened from Stablein up to roughly 2640 m, the ascent from the valley station has been shortened by an hour.

From the Breslauer Hütte (2,844 m) the rocky summit is reached in about 1½ hours; from the Stablein cable-car station in Vent the ascent takes about two hours. A six-seater chairlift "Wildes Mannle" now runs from Stablein up to roughly 2,640 m, cutting an hour off the climb. A circular route from Stablein over the summit and the Breslauer Hütte takes about 5½ hours.

The summit is reached from the Breslauer Hütte (2,844 m) in about 1½ hours, or directly from the Stablein cable-car station above Vent in two hours. Since a six-seat chairlift, the "Wildes Mannle", opened from Stablein up to roughly 2,640 m, the climb from Stablein has been shortened by an hour.