Kälbelespitze

Kälbelespitze is a mountain summit in the Tyrolean Alps made of dolomite rock with a distinctive jagged profile. The peak sits within a larger massif system featuring several neighboring summits that define the local ridge structure.

The mountain first appeared on maps in 1797 with a name referring to cattle pastures in the surrounding area. This naming reflects how humans historically used the Alpine landscape for grazing.

The mountain stands at the border between Germany and Austria, making it a meeting point for hikers and mountaineers from both Alpine nations.

Reaching the summit requires advanced hiking skills and mountaineering experience since paths are not consistently marked. Visitors should plan their ascent during daylight hours and fair weather conditions.

The peak sits on the border between Austria and Germany, creating a natural meeting point for visitors from both countries. A glacial lake lies nearby and can be spotted from elevated vantage points in the area.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 2,135 m

Made from material: dolomite

GPS coordinates: 47.43171,10.47585

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:01