Scheichenspitze, Mountain summit in Schladming-Dachstein, Austria.

Scheichenspitze is a mountain summit in the Schladming-Dachstein region with steep rocky slopes and multiple climbing routes. The alpine terrain offers varied passages through exposed rock sections and marked pathways.

The summit cross was consecrated on 15 August 1931. In 1986 the Ramsauer Klettersteig was built, running east to west from the Gruberscharte over the Hohe Rams and then along the long ridge across the Scheichenspitze, Schmiedstock and Hoher Gamsfeldspitz to the Edelgrießhöhe.

Locals call the Scheichenspitze the "Hausberg" of Ramsau am Dachstein because it rises directly above the plateau. Its large summit cross was consecrated on 15 August 1931. Since 1986 the Ramsauer Klettersteig has run east-west from the Gruberscharte over the Hohe Rams and along the long ridge across the Scheichenspitze.

The ascent follows marked trails from Guttenberghaus past Gruberscharte toward Landfriedtal valley. Sturdy footwear and experience with steep, rocky terrain are needed for safe hiking on this route.

The summit cross was consecrated on 15 August 1931. The Ramsauer Klettersteig, built in 1986, runs east to west from the Gruberscharte over the Hohe Rams and continues along the long ridge across the Scheichenspitze, Schmiedstock and Hoher Gamsfeldspitz to the Edelgrießhöhe.