Telfes im Stubai

Picos alpinos e miradouros em Telfes im Stubai

Alpine Peaks & Viewpoints

This collection highlights the dramatic peaks of the Kalkkögel and Stubai Alps, often referred to as the 'Dolomites of North Tyrol' due to their jagged limestone formations. The list includes prominent summits like the 2,404-meter Saile, known for its panoramic views of Innsbruck and the Inn Valley, and the technical 2,700-meter Große Ochsenwand. Alongside these rugged ridges, the Galtalm provides a traditional mountain hut experience at 1,680 meters, serving as a key waypoint for hikers exploring the Schlick area.

Alpine Peaks & Viewpoints — Mapa

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A

Saile (Nockspitze)

A 2,404-meter peak southwest of Innsbruck featuring a broad, grassy summit plateau with extensive views over the Inn Valley.

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B

Steingrubenkogel

A 2,633-meter limestone peak within the Kalkkögel range, often accessed by climbers via the Alpenklub-Scharte.

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C

Saile (Nockspitze) Vorgipfel

The 2,365-meter secondary summit of the Saile mountain.

D

Ampferstein

A 2,556-meter mountain serving as the eastern cornerstone of the Kalkkögel range.

E

Marchreisenspitze

The Marchreisenspitze, at 2,620 m, is the fifth highest summit of the Kalkkögel in the Stubai Alps.

F

Riepenwand

Standing at 2,774 meters, this is one of the highest limestone peaks in the Stubai Alps, characterized by steep rock faces.

G

Hochtennspitze

A 2,549-meter peak in the Kalkkögel, situated along the ridge between the Schlicker Scharte and the Hoadl.

H

Große Ochsenwand

A 2,700-meter peak famous for hosting the Schlicker via ferrata, a challenging fixed-rope climbing route.

I

Kleine Ochsenwand

A 2,553-meter limestone summit located in the northern section of the Kalkkögel range.

J

Malgrubenspitze

A 2,571-meter peak situated between the Marchreisenspitze and the Hochtennspitze.

K

Schneiderspitze

A 2,156-meter peak positioned north of the Ampferstein, overlooking the Axamer Lizum terrain.

L

Schlicker Zinnen

A 2,578-meter jagged rock massif in the Kalkkögel, popular for technical alpine climbing.

M

Galtalm

Traditional mountain hut and restaurant at 1,680 meters, accessible via hiking trails from Fulpmes and Neustift.