Litnisschrofen

The Litnisschrofen reaches an elevation of 2068 meters in the Allgäu Alps, featuring steep limestone walls and multiple hiking trails to its peak.

The mountain paths through Litnisschrofen developed during the 19th century when local shepherds established routes for accessing high-altitude grazing areas.

Local mountaineering clubs maintain the trails and organize regular guided excursions to educate visitors about alpine flora and geological formations.

Climbers need specialized equipment and advanced experience to tackle the northeast ridge, while easier routes start from the Gräner Ödenalpe chairlift station.

The summit offers simultaneous views of both the Haldensee lake and the Tannheimer Valley, with distinct geological formations marking the Austrian-German border.

Location: Grän

Location: Nesselwängle

Elevation above the sea: 2,068 m

Made from material: limestone

GPS coordinates: 47.46658,10.56332

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:57