Osterfelderkopf
Facts and practical information
Osterfelderkopf is a captivating peak nestled in the Bavarian Alps of Germany, offering breathtaking vistas and a unique mountain experience. This summit, rising to an elevation of 2,050 meters, is a magnet for nature enthusiasts and hikers seeking to immerse themselves in the alpine landscape.
Accessible by the Alpspitzbahn cable car from the town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Osterfelderkopf provides visitors with not just panoramic views but also a range of outdoor activities. The top station serves as a gateway to numerous trails, including the challenging yet rewarding Alpspitze via ferrata, which is a favorite among climbers for its fixed cable routes and iron ladders.
The mountain is also home to the AlpspiX viewing platform, a dramatic metal structure with two steel walkways that cross into an 'X' shape and extend over a vertiginous drop, offering a unique perspective of the surrounding peaks and deep valleys. This architectural marvel has become a highlight for those looking to capture the essence of the Alps without the need for technical climbing skills.
During the winter months, Osterfelderkopf transforms into a winter sports paradise. Its slopes are part of the Classic ski area, renowned for its well-groomed runs that cater to both beginners and advanced skiers. Furthermore, its location ensures reliable snow cover, making it a dependable choice for ski enthusiasts.
Bavaria
Osterfelderkopf – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)
Nearby attractions include: Höllentalanger Hut, Alpspitze, Höllental, Bernadeinkopf.