The Parseierspitze is the highest in the Lechtal at 3036m, you should be technically fit as the second climbing rock that leads to the summit initially has a key point that is difficult. Otherwise you'll be climbing freely between 1 & 2, without safety.

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December 10, 2020

The Parseierspitze is with a height of 3036 m above sea level. A. the highest peak in the northern limestone Alps and their only three-thousand-meter peak. The peak in the Austrian state of Tyrol is the main peak of the Lechtal Alps. It was first climbed on August 23, 1869 by Josef Anton Specht and the mountain guide Peter Siess from Grins in the Stanzer Valley.

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