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Grän Haldensee

Haldensee – Litnisschrofen Summit (2,069 m) loop from Haldensee

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Grän Haldensee

Haldensee – Litnisschrofen Summit (2,069 m) loop from Haldensee

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Haldensee – Litnisschrofen Summit (2,069 m) loop from Haldensee

05:33

12.4km

880m

Expert mountaineering route. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2025

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1.69 km in total

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823 m

Lake Haldensee

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The lake has a beautiful color, reminiscent of the Caribbean in the Tannheimer Valley.
From the surrounding mountains, you can enjoy a good view of the lake.
The walk around it is also a pleasant, leisurely stroll.

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3.19 km

Scenic Forest Path

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Very beautiful, idyllic path through the green

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4.06 km

View of Litnisschrofen

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From the path you can already see the Litnisschrofen.

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5.12 km

Path to Litnisschrofen

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Beautiful path to the Litnisschrofen between rocks and mountain pines before the climb to the summit begins.

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5.78 km

Ascent to Litnisschrofen

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The last part to the summit is a bit more challenging (T4), but secured with a wire rope.

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5.86 km

Summit Cross Litnisschrofen

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The tour from Sulzspitze to Litnisschrofen is not recommended in my plan and is dangerous for inexperienced hikers. It is very difficult to find your way through the mountain pines, …

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5.86 km

Litnisschrofen Summit (2,069 m)

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On the final climb to Litnisschrofen two short climbing trails lead up to the summit. While the left leads upwards over rubble and crumbly rock, quite unpleasantly, in a steep …

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5.89 km

Litnisschrofen Summit

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The Litnisschrofen (according to historical sources also Tennenbergkopf) is a 2068 meter high mountain in the Allgäu Alps, which rises in Austria.

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12.4 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

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5.59 km

3.44 km

1.48 km

1.43 km

367 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

5.66 km

4.45 km

1.29 km

720 m

240 m

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Highest point (2,000 m)

Lowest point (1,120 m)

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