Rosskopf (2305m) from Scheibe
A promising mid-winter summit on the edge of the Kaunergrat, featuring open ski terrain, clear line choice, and an impressive panorama. Rosskopf, also known as Kreuzjoch, is a subsidiary peak with an ideal location for a winter tour. From the starting point in Scheibe, the ascent leads via the Arzler Alm and then over open slopes to the summit. Particularly impressive are the views to the east across the entire Geigenkamm range with the Hohe Geige, as well as to the southwest toward the imposing Rofelewand and the Gsallkopf.
Steinernes Lamm (2528m) from Schmirn
Easy ski tour from Schmirn via the Wildlahn Valley – scenic alpine route with Olperer views.
Nördlicher Klammerschober (2448 m) through Mölstal
Beautiful tour with a longer, flat valley ascent. Great option for bad conditions day, when steeper tours might be too dangerous.
Rappenspitze (2223 m) and Lunstkopf (2142 m) from Pertisau
An engaging loop in the eastern part of the Karwendel mountains. Like its larger siblings to the west, this tour begins and ends with a long, flat approach.
Vorderer Wilder Turm (3177m) from Franz-Senn-Hütte
Starting from the winter approach from Seduck to the Franz-Senn Hut (+7km and 700vm), this demanding ski mountaineering tour leads via the Verborgener Bergferner Glacier and the striking Turmscharte notch to a panoramic three-thousand-meter peak with an interesting technical summit in the central touring area of the Stubai Alps.
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Rofelewand (3353m) from Pitztal
An imposing summit in the Kaunertal ridge, sometimes called the Matterhorn of Kaunergrat.
Mölser Sonnenspitze (2489 m)
A long, fairly gentle loop in the Wattental valley with a scenic summit.
Hochtenspitze (2.549 m) from Axamer Lizum
One of the less popular summits accessible from Axamer Lizum, with a short scramble to the summit cross.
Monte Cevedale (3769 m) from Sulden
High alpine skitour from Sulden over the Suldenspitze (3376m) and to the summit of Monte Cevedale.
Längentaler Weißer Kogel (3217 m) from Lüsens
Ski tour from Lüsens through the Längental to the Längentaler Weißer Kogel.
Westliche Schöberspitze (2580m) from Schmirn
A scenic ski tour with nice skiing and the impressive Olperer as a backdrop.
Hinterer Daunkopf (3225 m) from Mutterbergalm
A high alpine tour traverses mostly the slopes of the Stubai ski resort, with an ending through couloir and a short summit slope. Amazing views of the Stubai alps.
Hintere Ölgrubenspitze (3296m) from Kaunertal
A great tour if you are looking for a bit of solitude in the big mountains of Tirol. Mostly long valley tour with a short steep summit slope to Hintere Ölgrubenspitze (3296m).
Vennspitze (2390 m) and Padauner Berg (2230 m) from Padaun
Two small mountains close to Brenner, with easy wide slopes and high start great for late winter tours.
Innere Sommerwand (3082 m) from Franz Senn Hütte
The shortest summit destination in the area around the Franz Senn Hütte. As a result, there are no long flat sections like with some of the other peaks near the hut. Beautiful views from the summit—you can already see your next goals ahead of you.
Oberstkogel (2728 m) North Couloir from Praxmar
One of the most technical and the least visited peaks accessible directly from Praxmar. The north couloir offers a more technical downhill variant.
The Orient Express
A legendary crossing and a right of passage in North Tirol. A once in a lifetime must do for
Lüsener Villerspitze (3027m) via Roter Kogel (2832m) from Lüsenstal
The Lüsener Villerspitze (often also referred to as Lisenser Villerspitze) stands in stark contrast to the well known and crowded ski touring peaks above Praxmar in terms of both popularity and accessibility. In this demanding round tour, we utilize the Roter Kogel, also visited in the Fotscher Express, as a transition into the Fotschertal to then tackle the solitary route up to the scenic and exposed Lüsener Villerspitze. On the descent, we enjoy rewarding north-facing slopes on our return to the starting point in Lüsenstal.
Forcella del Nevaio (2624m) from Lago Misurina
Forcella del Nevaio is a classic ski tour in the Cadini di Misurina range, offering 800 meters of ascent through scenic alpine terrain with views of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. The route includes steep sections, a final bootpack through a couloir, and a rewarding descent through open slopes.