Ortler Mountain — WorldGuide

What makes this place unique

About

Ortler is the highest peak in the South Tyrol region and one of the most majestic mountains in the Eastern Alps.

Terrain, waters and landscape

Terrain

The imposing Ortler Mountain, standing at 3,905 meters, is the most dominant natural feature in South Tyrol. Holding great significance in mountaineering history, this peak attracts numerous climbers every year. For trail locations and routes, you can refer to the Map section.

Practical notes before you go

Visit

Type: Mountain
Tip: Check weather and trail conditions before visiting high terrain.

Related places around here

Nearby

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Plain

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Plain

Etsch Valley Plain

Nourished by alluvial soils from the river, this fertile plain stretches completely within South Tyrol .

River

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River

Adige River

Rising in the Alps of South Tyrol , the Adige River is the most critical water source of the region.

River

Partschins Waterfall

Located within South Tyrol , this waterfall features one of the most impressive cascades in the Alps.

Lakes

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Lakes

Lake Reschen

Famous for its submerged historic church tower, this artificial lake is located entirely within South Tyrol .

Plateau

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Plateau

Seiser Alm Plateau

As Europe's largest high-altitude alpine meadow, this plateau is nestled among the Dolomites of South Tyrol .

Forest

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Forest

Montiggl Forest

Intertwined with pristine lakes, this protected forest serves as the green lungs of South Tyrol .

Canyons

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Canyons

Bletterbach Canyon

Shedding light on the earth's geological history, this canyon is one of the most prominent natural monuments in South Tyrol .