2886 m n.m.
548 m
King of the Tux Alps
The Tux Alps are located in Tyrol, southwest of Innsbruck. They stretch between the valleys of Inntal, Wipptal, Zillertal, and Tuxertal. Their highest peak is Lizumer Reckner (2,886 m with a prominence of 548 m), but the most prominent peak is Kellerjoch (2,343 m with a prominence of 668 m).
Unlike the neighboring Zillertal Alps, the Tux Alps are not glaciated. They are known for their extensive grassy ridges, a diverse network of mountain trails, and numerous panoramic peaks with views of the glaciers of the Zillertal Alps, Stubai Alps, and Karwendel.
The challenge will guide you through the most significant peaks of this mountain range. You can expect long ridge hikes, remote two-thousanders, and famous viewpoint peaks. Can you climb them all and earn the title of "King of the Tux Alps"?
Peak features in the challenge:
- elevation above 2000 m
- prominence above 250 m
- there is a route, even unmarked
- ascent is not prohibited
Unlike the neighboring Zillertal Alps, the Tux Alps are not glaciated. They are known for their extensive grassy ridges, a diverse network of mountain trails, and numerous panoramic peaks with views of the glaciers of the Zillertal Alps, Stubai Alps, and Karwendel.
The challenge will guide you through the most significant peaks of this mountain range. You can expect long ridge hikes, remote two-thousanders, and famous viewpoint peaks. Can you climb them all and earn the title of "King of the Tux Alps"?
Peak features in the challenge:
- elevation above 2000 m
- prominence above 250 m
- there is a route, even unmarked
- ascent is not prohibited
