Seekarlspitze

Seekarlspitze is an Alpine summit in Tyrol featuring steep limestone walls and a rocky ridgeline that dominates the surrounding landscape. The peak's exposed face is characterized by bare rock and narrow passages that define its challenging terrain.

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.

Local mountain guides maintain traditional climbing techniques specific to the Seekarlspitze, passing their knowledge through generations of Alpine communities.

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 mountain contains natural caves formed within its limestone structure beneath the peak. These underground passages reveal the complex geological history hidden within the rock.

Location: Tyrol

Elevation above the sea: 2,261 m

GPS coordinates: 47.45723,11.77804

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:42