Vesulspitze

Vesulspitze is a mountain summit in the Samnaun Alps standing at 3,089 meters, marking the highest point north of the Zeblasjoch pass. The peak displays various rock and stone types that shift as you climb higher.

The mountain has been a key reference point for alpinists exploring the Samnaun region since routes were first documented in Tyrol centuries ago. Early recorded ascents show how important this peak was for exploring the high Alps.

Climbers from the region use the routes to the summit as part of their traditional mountain culture, where local knowledge passes from one generation to the next. These practices connect people to the high Alps and create a shared identity among those who climb here.

The best access is through the towns of Ischgl and Kappl, which both offer equipment rental and mountain guide services. The area is best reached during periods of stable weather, especially in warmer months.

From the summit you can see unobstructed views across multiple Alpine ranges, making this an ideal spot for panoramic views. On clear days mountains in various directions are clearly visible.

Location: Ischgl

Location: Kappl

Elevation above the sea: 3,089 m

GPS coordinates: 47.00167,10.34917

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:40