Wanglspitze, Mountain summit in Tyrol, Austria

Wanglspitze is a mountain in Tyrol that rises to 2,420 meters (7,940 feet). It features slopes covered with alpine meadows at lower elevations that transition to rockier terrain higher up, with multiple routes leading to its peak.

In 2001 the 150er Tux, a cable car running only in winter, was built on the eastern slope, with its top station on the 2,420 m summit. In summer the peak is reached on foot from the Penken summit area via the Wanglalm in just under two hours.

The summit is the mountain station of the 150er Tux, a cable car built on the eastern slope in 2001 and run only in winter. In summer the peak is reached on foot from the Penken ridge via the Wanglalm in just under two hours.

In summer the summit is reached on foot from the Penken summit area via the Wanglalm in just under two hours. The 150er Tux cable car, whose top station stands on the summit, runs only in winter.

The 150er Tux cable car, built in 2001 on the eastern slope, has its top station right on the summit; it runs only in winter. In summer the peak is reached on foot in just under two hours from the Penken summit area via the Wanglalm.