Pflerscher Tribulaun

Tribulaun di Fleres is a mountain summit in the Stubai Alps that rises about 3,097 meters above sea level and forms the natural border between Tyrol in Austria and South Tyrol in Italy. The terrain is shaped by numerous hiking routes that climbers use to reach this prominent peak.

The first documented climb to the summit occurred in 1874 when mountaineers G. Hofmann, N. Winhart, Johann Grill, and G. Pittracher reached the peak. This event marked the beginning of sportive exploration of this Alpine summit by the climbing community.

The mountain sits between Austrian and Italian territories, connecting the ways of life of Alpine communities on both sides. Visitors notice this cultural blend in the buildings and customs of people who live and work in these valleys.

The Tribulaunhutte mountain refuge, located about 1 kilometer west of the summit, offers climbers shelter and food during their journey. To plan the ascent well, start early and watch weather conditions, which can change quickly at this elevation.

Among the 749 peaks of the Stubai Alps, this mountain ranks as one of the seven most prominent with a vertical drop of about 511 meters. This quality makes it a notable landmark in the Alpine landscape.