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Bezirk Innsbruck-Land
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Stubai Seven Summits – Zuckerhütl

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Tyrol
Bezirk Innsbruck-Land
Stubaital
Neustift im Stubaital

Stubai Seven Summits – Zuckerhütl

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Stubai Seven Summits – Zuckerhütl

05:52

9.21km

560m

A white horn on one side, a rocky, raw peak on the other – the highest peak in the Stubai Alps, and so mighty it stands: the Zuckerhütl. Located on the border with South Tyrol, despite its impressive 3,507 meters, it stays somewhat in the background.

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210 m in total

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Top of Tyrol Viewpoint (3,210 m) – Stubai Glacier

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The viewing platform stands at an altitude of 3,210 meters and extends nine meters above the cliff. From here, you can enjoy views of 109 three-thousand-meter peaks! An incomparable panorama …

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4.33 km

View of Zuckerhütl from Pfaffensattel

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Once you reach the Pfaffensattel, the summit of the Zuckerhütl is right in front of you. Then, across the glacier, you climb to the final meters of altitude.

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Zuckerhütl Summit

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Alpine tour with glacier crossing – climbing sections (UIAA II). Complete safety equipment is required (rope, crampons, etc.), excellent orientation skills in fog, and ability to rescue from a crevasse. …

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9.21 km

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6.17 km

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5.73 km

3.29 km

148 m

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May 17, 2017

A white horn on one side, a rocky, raw peak on the other – the highest peak in the Stubai Alps, and so mighty it stands: the Zuckerhütl. Located on the border with South Tyrol, despite its impressive 3,507 meters, it stays somewhat in the background.



The climb is no picnic, as the ascent to the summit

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