Kälbelespitze

The Kälbelespitze rises to 2135 meters above sea level and features dolomite rock formations that form its characteristic profile in the Tyrolean Alps.

The mountain received its name in 1797 when it first appeared on maps as Kälbeleseck, referring to the cattle grazing areas in its surroundings.

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

Access routes to Kälbelespitze start from Landsberger Hütte at 1810 meters, with unmarked paths requiring advanced navigation skills and mountaineering experience.

The mountain forms part of the Kastenköpfe massif, with its western neighbor peak reaching 2129 meters and offering views of the Schrecksee lake.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 2,135 m

Made from material: dolomite

GPS coordinates: 47.43171,10.47585

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:48