Krinnenspitze

Krinnenspitze is an alpine summit in Nesselwängle, Austria, that reaches 2000 meters in elevation. From there, hikers look out over the Allgäu Alps and see the Tannheimer Tal valley spreading below.

The mountain routes around Krinnenspitze served herders and farmers as traditional paths between alpine pastures. These trails connected valley communities to summer grazing lands over many generations.

Mountain huts along the routes serve regional food and practice the hospitality style typical of this alpine region. Visitors experience the everyday traditions of Tyrolean mountain culture there.

The hiking route to the summit starts from the Nesselwängle lift parking area and covers about nine kilometers with roughly 860 meters of elevation gain. Hikers should wear sturdy shoes and bring plenty of water, as the trail is demanding and offers little shade.

During summer months, the mountain slopes fill with fields of Alpine roses that look like natural gardens in full bloom. This sea of flowers makes the climb to the summit particularly colorful during that season.