Großer Wilder

The Großer Wilder features three distinct peaks reaching 2379 meters, with the northern summit at 2370 meters and southern peak at 2359 meters.

Hermann von Barth accomplished the first documented climb of the North Ridge in 1869, setting a milestone for mountaineering in the Allgäu Alps.

The mountain attracts skilled mountaineers who tackle its brittle rock structure through various climbing routes, particularly along the north ridge to the summit.

Climbers access the mountain from multiple starting points, including Hinterhornbach and Ostrachtal through Gamswanne, with routes requiring technical climbing abilities.

The western face of the mountain drops into Wildenfeld with substantial rock formations, creating demanding conditions for both summer climbing and winter skiing.

GPS coordinates: 47.37173,10.38799

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:00