Hüttenspitze

The Hüttenspitze reaches an elevation of 2370 meters above sea level, featuring exposed rock formations and alpine meadows across its steep slopes.

The summit has served as a significant mountaineering destination since the late 19th century, when Alpine clubs established the first documented climbing routes.

Local mountain guides maintain traditional climbing techniques specific to the Tyrolean Alps, passing their expertise through certified training programs.

Multiple marked trails lead to the summit from different starting points, with the eastern route providing the most gradual ascent for intermediate hikers.

The mountain contains several geological formations from different periods, creating natural windows through which climbers can observe distant valleys.

GPS coordinates: 47.32973,11.52216

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:49