Warth-Schröcken | Seven Summits Tour

Spread out over the 46-kilometer route are 4,200 meters of elevation gain that participants must conquer. Only a very few manage to complete the route in under ten hours. Those who take it at a more leisurely pace reach the finish line after about 20 hours, having navigated the final steep descent. For most participants, therefore, the challenge isn’t the race itself but rather perseverance, as even ambitious hikers reach their limits here.

The Seven Summits Tour runs across the seven mountains that frame 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 loop follows marked alpine hiking trails and paths, with no major technical difficulties. Alpine hazards are present, and stamina is required.

Participants start at different times, depending on their fitness level: at 2:00 a.m., 3:30 a.m., 5:00 a.m., and 6:00 a.m. Even for the earliest start times, a very high level of fitness 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

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