Stripsenkopf

Stripsenkopf rises to 1,807 meters above sea level, featuring steep flanks that descend into the Kaiserbach valley and mountain pine covering its summit.

The mountain stands as a natural boundary marker between the Zahmer Kaiser and Wilder Kaiser ranges, part of the Northern Limestone Alps geological formation.

Mountaineers from Austria and neighboring countries gather at Stripsenkopf throughout different seasons to experience traditional Alpine climbing and hiking routes.

Multiple trails lead to the summit from Griesner Alm through Stripsenjochhaus, with the normal route taking approximately two and a half hours to complete.

The summit provides direct views of the rock formations on Karlspitzen and Totenkirchl mountains, while a broad ridge extends northeast toward Feldberg.

GPS coordinates: 47.58203,12.30828

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:56