리엔츠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

Whenever I'm in Kartitsch, the Dorfberg is a must, both summer and winter. On a clear day, the panoramic view is magnificent.

They certainly didn't do the environment any favors with the lift system. And I don't think it adds any value either. Two black slopes, often only one of which is accessible. I've known the Leppleskoflel for decades. No, the climb isn't scenic anymore. But at the top, you're rewarded with a view that's second to none. And mountain bikers shouldn't even attempt it; the terrain isn't exactly fun.

Because of the unsightly access path, I first took the beautiful trail toward Ochsenlenke and then from there up over grass and scree directly to the start of the summit trail. Although very strenuous, it saves you the wide path. Perhaps creating a trail as a branch off the Ochsenlenke trail would enhance the value of this worthwhile summit!

An easily accessible and panoramic summit with a unique blend of nature, panorama, and history, it's ideal as an entry point to the Carnic High Route, for day trips with panoramic views, or even for a first alpine experience with cable car assistance.

beautiful view of the surrounding mountains

The Grosser Leppleskofel is advertised as easy to climb, but it's actually a moderately difficult climb! The final 200 meters to the summit are particularly challenging. Surefootedness, a head for heights, and the appropriate equipment are essential! Don't forget, we're in alpine terrain.

The Golzentip is a peak that is easy to reach and this time it was even nicer because we had it to ourselves.

The Helm mountain is located directly on the border between Austria (East Tyrol) and Italy (South Tyrol). On its summit, the ruins of the former Helmhütte (helm hut) are visible from afar. Numerous remnants of military installations from the mountain warfare of 1915 to 1918 can still be found in the surrounding area. Next to the crumbling ruins of the old Helmhaus, where construction work is currently underway (as of August 2025), stands a simple yet powerful summit cross. The vertical beam appears to grow directly out of the pile of stones—as if it were a part of the mountain itself. A figure of Christ hangs from it, whose serene expression causes every passerby to pause. Its half-open eyes gaze toward the border between Italy and Austria—as if silently watching over the land.