Seven Summits Tour Schröcken

The 50-kilometer-long tour spans 4,500 metres of altitude, which the participants have to conquer. Only very few manage to finish the tour in less than ten hours. Those who make it more comfortable reach the finish line after about 20 hours over the last steep descent. The challenge for most participants is not the race, but the endurance, because even ambitious hikers come to their limits here. The Seven Summits Tour runs over the seven mountains that surround the small village of Schröcken in the Bregenzerwald: Höferspitze (2.131 m), Juppenspitze (2.412 m), Mohnenfluh (2.542 m), Braunarlspitze (2.649 m), Hochberg (2.324 m), Rothorn (2.239 m) and Hochkünzelspitze (2.397 m). The entire circuit runs on marked alpine hiking trails without great technical difficulties, only stamina is required. Participants start at different starting times, depending on the participant’s fitness level: 2.00 am, 3.30 am, 5.00 am and 6.00 am. Even for the first start times a very good physical condition is required. The last group completes the course in mountain running mode.

These summits must be conquered.

Höferspitze 2.131 m

Juppenspitze 2.412 m

Mohnenfluh 2.542 m

Braunarlspitze 2.649 m

Hochberg 2.324 m

Rothorn 2.239 m

Hochkünzelspitze 2.397 m

Stay on the route, watch your pace – don’t shoot the whole powder too soon, take enough fluid and carbohydrates, don’t be a rude contemporary, adapt to the situation and look forward to the finish.

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Presented by: Warth-Schröcken Tourismus
Author: Warth-Schröcken Tourismus