Wildseespitze (2,733m) from the Pfitschertal

The Pfitschertal is known for its steep and long high-altitude ski tours, which are usually only feasible in spring. The Wildseespitze is a small exception here. Unobtrusively located on the ridge between Wolfendorn and Kraxentrager, it offers a rewarding and easily accessible ski tour destination. It can be approached from the north side, from Brennepass/Venntal, or from the south side from Pfitsch. Both approaches are relatively easy and uncomplicated, so the snow quality mostly determines the route. The south-side ascent from Pfitsch is recommended in midwinter after snowfall or in spring as a firn tour, as it is exposed to the sun all day starting with the first morning rays. It is certainly the more scenic option and offers a magnificent panorama of the rugged Pfitscher peaks and insight into tour possibilities like Grabspitze or Felbespitze on the opposite valley side. The view from the summit then sweeps from the highest peaks of the Zillertal Alps to the Dolomite peaks Monte Cristallo and the Tofane in the south, the mighty peaks of the Stubai Alps in the west, and finally the Nordkette of the Karwendel in the north above Innsbruck, along with many other countless peaks.