Calling all ski lovers! This location is a stop along a ski path that provides mountains views of the surrounding snow-covered summits. From this vantage point, you can see Biberkopf, which is a 2,599 m peak along the border of Austria and Germany. And if you're not a skier, you can also take the cable car up the mountain and still enjoy the spectacular view of the landscape.
Plan
Overview
Skill level
Difficult
Accessbility
Public Location
Hours
Anytime (9AM-4PM if you're taking the gondolas)
Fee
€25
Pack
Telephoto lens (200mm)
Friend/skiing buddy
Water
Ski gear
Helmet (if skiing)
Avalanche safety gear (if skiing)
Headlamp (if skiing)
Snowshoes (if snowboarding)
How to get there
N47° 09' 19.422"E10° 11' 37.0608"
This image was taken from the Trittkopf at Zürs, with a north facing view of the mountain called Biberkopf. I only recommend that advanced skiers visit this location if you're planning on skiing down the mountain. If you're taking the cable car, it's not as challenging, but you will still need to trek across the snowy terrain to reach the viewpoint.
First, you'll need to drive to the Parkplatz Trittkopf (47.166944, 10.164362) to park your car. Then, from the parking lot, take the Trittkopf cable car to the last stop (near Trittkopf BBQ Station).
Reference the GPS coordinates and it'll be about a 12-minute walk to where I stood for this perspective. When you arrive, face north toward Biberkopf.
If you decide not to take the cable car up, it'll be about a two and a half hour trip up to the top. It's a very challenging trek, so make sure to be prepared.
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