Henne, Mountain summit in Fieberbrunn, Austria.

Henne is a 2,078 m summit in the Kitzbühel Alps, south of Fieberbrunn and east of the Wildseeloder; together the two peaks frame the Wildsee lake. The shortest route reaches the top in about 30 minutes from the Wildseeloderhaus across the western flank, while from the east a via ferrata with several difficulty variants climbs from the Reckmoos ski lift station.

The name Henne is probably of recent origin: 17th- and 18th-century maps label the mountain Mauerackerspitz or Wildalmberg. The summit is reached in about 30 minutes from the Wildseeloderhaus via the west flank, while a via ferrata with several difficulty variants climbs from the Reckmoos ski lift station in the east.

The name Henne is of recent origin: 17th- and 18th-century maps label the mountain Mauerackerspitz or Wildalmberg. The summit is reached either by a 30-minute climb up the west flank from the Wildseeloderhaus or by a via ferrata from the Reckmoos ski lift station, which has variants of differing difficulty.

The ascent follows marked trails that are easy to spot, so hikers can follow the route without difficulty. A mountain hut nearby offers rest areas and overnight accommodation for longer outings.

From the summit on clear days, you can see far across the surrounding Alpine landscape and spot several neighboring mountain ranges. This view makes the climb particularly rewarding for many hikers.