Seespitze, Mountain summit in Sankt Jakob in Defereggen, Austria.

Seespitze is a mountain summit at 3,021 meters (9,911 feet) in the Eastern Alps, part of the Panargenkamm range in East Tyrol. The peak features steep slopes with rocky faces and exposed stone formations.

The mountain sits within Hohe Tauern National Park, established in 1981 to protect the Alpine landscape and geological features of the Eastern Alps. This designation shaped how the area is managed and preserved today.

The normal route starts at Trogach/Jagastüberl and passes the Seespitzhütte at 2,327 m, which is currently not managed, before reaching the Oberseitsee at 2,576 m. The summit cross marks the highest point, reached in about four to four and a half hours from Trogach. An alternative is the Blumenweg Oberseite high trail from the Trojertal via the Reggnalm and Seespitzhütte to Erlsbach.

The marked normal route starts at Trogach/Jagastüberl (about 1,700 m, small car park), leads through forest and pasture to the Seespitzhütte (2,327 m) and the Oberseitsee (2,576 m), then over the ridge to the summit cross. Allow 4 to 4½ hours up and about 7 hours with descent; sure-footedness is needed on the ridge, where a chain secures one rock section.

The normal route passes the Seespitzhütte at 2,327 m, currently unstaffed, and the Oberseitsee at 2,576 m before gaining the ridge. On the ridge a chain-secured rock section must be crossed, then a steep rock gully leads to the summit cross. The descent brings the round trip to about seven hours from Trogach.