Peaks in the Zillertal

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A wonderful view in every season. The cable car makes it easy to reach the foot of the summit cross.

Beautiful descent over the Pangert, ascent via Rastkogelhütte ...not quite as steep as

With 3,134 meters, the highest point of the Berlin mountain trail and in any case worth a long break including a wonderful view! The Schönbichler Horn can be reached from …read more

The hike from the mountain station up to the summit can be mastered in less than an hour. As a reward, an entry in the summit book and a bite …read more

Great panorama. Busy.

Great view and good rest stops.

Ropes never hurt? The Schwarzenstein glacier has column systems in which one can disappear wonderfully. With our roped party we had a crevasse fall in which our rope partner hung …read more

A popular high tour with great views to all sides. At 3480m, the Große Möseler, or Mösele, is the second highest mountain in the Zillertal Alps.

Very popular is the …read more

For climbing the summit, it is advisable to bring crampons.

If the summit in winter is quite crowded with ski tourers, then it is surprisingly quiet here in summer. On the summit leads a wonderful and easy Kammwanderung over the …read more

a great feeling at the summit in 2264m, as well as a special panoramic view, especially in sunny weather, are worth the climb.

It is worth the great view from here on the alpine panorama.

Second summit on our tour. Somewhat steep ascent, but beautiful panorama.

A wonderful view of the Zillertal. :-) The reservoir below makes it even more beautiful!

The last 150 meters have to be negotiated on foot. For this - and for the rigors of the driveway - you will be rewarded with a gigantic panoramic view from the summit!

The Torhelm is located on the southernmost edge of the Kitzbühel Alps. At 2,494 meters, it is the third highest peak in the mountain range and offers a fantastic view …read more

Promising mountain tour to the rocky summit of the Marchkopf at 2,499 meters. A short, steep descent leads from the summit to the Wedelhütte at 2,350 meters.

The section from the big over to the Little Galtenberg is especially beautiful! (Requires dizziness.)

Fantastic path with a view of the Gerlos valley