Saldurspitze

The Saldurspitze mountain rises to an elevation of 3,433 meters within the Eastern Rhaetian Alps, featuring steep slopes and exposed rock formations.

The first documented expeditions to reach the summit of Saldurspitze took place during the late 19th century when mountaineers established initial climbing routes.

The mountain stands at the intersection of Italian and Germanic cultures, reflected in its dual naming as Saldurspitze and Cima Saldura.

Access to Saldurspitze requires technical climbing equipment and advanced mountaineering skills, with the Klosteralm mountain hut serving as a base for expeditions.

The mountain contains several climbing routes of varying difficulty, ranging from demanding hiking trails to technical ascents through vertical rock faces.

Elevation above the sea: 3,433 m

GPS coordinates: 46.74071,10.73611

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:49