Peaks in Tyrol

At the top of the Hohe Salve, a breathtaking panorama awaits you. No wonder that the mountain is repeatedly referred to as the most beautiful mountain in Tyrol. In the …read more

Although the Aggenstein at 1,985 meters is not one of the highest mountains in the Tannheim Valley, it captivates with its magnificent all-round view and can easily compete with its …read more

The climb is rewarded with a magnificent view of the pool, the Trauaplsee and the Vilsalpsee.

The summit of the Neunerköpfle can be easily reached by cable car. Up here you will find a magnificent panoramic view of the Tannheimer valley and the picturesque Haldensee. You …read more

Nice location, many tours from here possible

"Bschießer", or Tyrolean also "Bscheißer" means that on the mountain with "downing" avalanches or scree is to be expected. Whoever climbs this mountain, believes so too, at the sight of …read more

Never ascend before April. Snow and ice are still too high there. Without suitable hiking shoes not feasible. No climbing skills needed. A via ferrata is not on the route.

It has a magnificent view over the Inn Valley. A special curiosity are the two summit crosses. A stop at the Kranzhorn Alm I can recommend to anyone.

The Steinplatte is a 1,869 meter high mountain massif in the Chiemgau Alps in Austria. The border of the provinces of Salzburg and Tyrol runs over the summit. To the south, the mountain breaks off into striking rock faces.

After strenuous ascent, the view in every direction rewards you! Beautiful summit with an all-round view.

Easy to reach from the Otto Mayr Hut in 1.5 hours. In clear weather a terrific panoramic view!

A staircase leads you safely to the summit cross of the Gaislachkogel. From the 3,056 meter high rocky summit you have a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains, the futuristic restaurant "Ice Q" and the adventure world "007 Elements".

Great panoramic mountain (start and finish parking lot Mooslift / Berwang) ... All-round panoramic view of the Wetterstein Mountains / Zugspitze, Lech Valley, Heiterwanger and Plansee ... to name just …read more

Regardless of whether from Tannheim or from Vliesalpsee, the 1,000 meters of altitude must be done and in the upper part (from the Rossalpe) there is still real climbing!

Great summit with nice easy climb from the north side. Crossing to the Zirlseck and on to the Geißhorn or Ponten and Bschießer possible.

The magnificent view at the 1,991 meter high Bärenkopf summit shows you that the efforts of the climb have been worthwhile. At the summit there is a great view of …read more

Beautiful view ! Incredible ... you have to do ... in summer and in winter ... in winter do not go without snowshoes and gaiters and hiking poles :)

The closer we get to the Fellhorn, the more impressively the Wilder Kaiser sets himself in scenes. Arrived at the top it is clear to us: We are at the …read more

The summit cross is slightly shifted forward on a small summit and can be reached in a simple Kraxelei on a small rock level.

The Scheffauer is a well-known and promising summit of the Wilder Kaiser in Tyrol, which can be reached both on the north and south side via secured paths as a day trip.