Seekarlspitze, Alpine summit in Tyrol, Austria

Seekarlspitze is a 2,261 m horn-shaped summit in the Rofan, the second-highest peak of that range in Tyrol's Brandenberg Alps. Its north face is a nearly vertical wall up to 400 m high, while the south side is opened by numerous hiking trails and the east side by a via ferrata. The summit stands on the east-west main ridge, with the Spieljoch to the west and the Roßkopf to the southeast.

The mountain has been climbed and documented since the 1800s, with mountaineers establishing multiple routes to the summit. These climbing efforts shaped knowledge of the Tyrolean Alpine region.

The peak takes its name from the Seekarlsee, a small lake at 2,100 m just south below the summit. The Achensee 5-Gipfel-Klettersteig, opened in 2010, runs through the east flank and partly the north face at grade B/C. The easiest route, the Normalweg, climbs from the Erfurter Hütte (1,831 m) via the Spieljoch, with some fixed ropes and steep grass.

The ascent requires technical climbing skills and experience with exposed terrain and rock sections. Weather conditions should be favorable and proper climbing equipment is essential for safety.

The peak's name comes from the Seekarlsee, a small lake at 2,100 m just south below the summit. The north face drops as a nearly vertical wall up to 400 m high, while the normal route from the Erfurter Hütte (1,831 m) climbs via the Spieljoch with some fixed ropes.