Grüblspitze

Rising to an elevation of 2395 meters, Grüblspitze stands as a prominent summit within the Tux Alps range of Tyrol, featuring steep slopes and rocky terrain.

The mountain has served as a natural boundary marker between different Alpine communities since the medieval period, guiding travelers through the Tyrolean passes.

Local mountaineering traditions center around Grüblspitze, with generations of Austrian climbers documenting various routes and sharing knowledge about its ascent patterns.

The ascent to Grüblspitze spans 6.2 kilometers with a 249-meter elevation gain, requiring approximately two and a half hours to complete the marked trail.

The mountain's position offers simultaneous views of multiple valleys, creating distinct perspectives of both northern and southern Tyrolean landscapes from its summit.

Location: Tux

Elevation above the sea: 2,395 m

GPS coordinates: 47.15742,11.69316

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:49