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Peak tours around the Lechtal

The Lechtal is bordered to the north by the Allgäu Alps and to the south by the Lechtal Alps. Due to this location, the Lechtal is the ideal starting point for summit tours up to an altitude of over 3000 m.
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Karhorn Klettersteig
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Das Karhorn ist ein 2.416 m hoher Gipfel und befindet sich neben dem Warther Horn zwischen den Gemeinden Lech und...
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 Klettersteig Karhorn
Karhorn
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The Karhorn is a 2416 m high peak near Warth am Arlberg. The ascent to the Karhorn begins at the Steffisalp valley...
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 Klimmspitze
Klimmspitze
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The Klimmspitze is a 2465 m high peak of the Hornbach chain in the Allgäu Alps. The easternmost peak of the Hornbach...
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 Gipfelkreuz Kogelseespitze
Kogelseespitze
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Kogelseespitze is a 2647 m high peak in the Lechtal Alps. The mountain is located near the Lechtal side valley...
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 Dreigestirn
Mädelegabel
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The Mädele Fork describes a 2645 m high peak in the Allgäu Alps on the border between Austria and...
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 Malatschkopf
Malatschkopf
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The Malatschkopf is a 2388 m high peak in the Lechtal Alps. The mountain lies east of the Kaiserjochhaus on the way to...
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 Gipfel - Namloser Wetterspitze
Namloser Wetterspitze
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The Namlos Wetterspitze lies in the Namlos mountains between Namlos and the Hahntennjoch. The ascent to the 2553 m high...
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 Gipfelaufbau Parzinnspitze
Parzinnspitze
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The tour starts in the tranquil mountain village of Boden. One walks through the Angler valley to the Hanauer-Hut. From...
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 Gipfel der Peischelspitze
Peischelspitze
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Peischelspitze is a 2424 m high grass mountain in the Lechtal Alps. The ascent is relatively easy and is no problem for...
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 Pimig Herbst
Pimig
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The Pimig is a 2406 m high peak in the Lechtal Alps. The summit lies imposingly near Steeg in the upper Lechtal. The...
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