Seespitze 3.021m

Wild, rugged and above all else, secluded – that is the three-thousand metre mountains of the Panargenkamm. Included among the southern foothills of this mountain range are the ski-friendly Kauschkahorn and the Seespitze, which provides superb, extensive trough terrain to just beneath the highest point. The broad summit has to be scaled via a short, exposed ridge; practice in climbing with ski skins is required and is the reserve of experienced walkers.

The starting point for our tour is the Innerberg farms (1712 m, guesthouse). We get here via a narrow mountain road which branches off to the right shortly after the start of the town of St. Jakob i. D. (Intersport) and proceeds on the sunny side to the highest located farmhouses (around 3 km). Route signposts now guide us via a wide forest trail, which is later used on the descent, before we leave this and proceed along the summer trail to Seespitzhütte. Should there be too little snow on the path, the forest trail may be truncated at a suitable point via the sparse tree area. At the forest limit, the path once again ends on a forest road (1940 m) and we climb in a north-westerly direction along the summer trail in the wide mountain slopes which are on the sunny side. Here we do not cross via the flanks, which become steeper, to the inn, rather in the run-up area we climb up at around  2100 m via a flatter section of slope north via the Oberberg. Our destination is the distinct ridge which has an impressive boulder area to the east of the Seespitzhütte, which is tackled via a short steep slope (S