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Laugenspitze (2433 m)

The Laugenspitze - a striking, freestanding double peak - rises above the entrance to the Ulten Valley and offers a magnificent view of the wide Adige Valley.

The Laugenspitze from the northwest
The Laugenspitze from the northwest - Photo: Wikipedia-User: Thesurvived99 - GFDL

The hike to the summit of Laugenspitze begins at the Gampen Pass, which lies picturesquely between Lana in the Etschtal and Fondo in the Nonstal, and forms a natural connection between South Tyrol and Trentino. At the end of August, during our exploration, there is a pleasantly cool breeze on the pass, which is located at an altitude of 1,518 meters, in contrast to the summer heat in the valley.

Our adventure starts through dense forests, aiming to reach the Laugenalm. The path is consistently well marked, partly with the number 10A, partly by other signposts. The numerous ripe raspberries along the way sweeten our ascent. After crossing a forest road and following a smaller path to the Alm, we reach the Laugenalm at an altitude of 1,835 meters after about an hour and a half of walking time and treat ourselves to a small break for refreshment.

From the Alm, trail No. 10 leads us past grazing sheep and steadily uphill. After another hour, we catch sight of our goal, the Laugenspitze. The last part of the ascent proves to be particularly steep and demanding. For a final rest before the summit climb, a detour to the nearby Laugensee is recommended - an opportunity we do not miss. Once we reach the summit, at an altitude of 2,434 meters, we are rewarded with a spectacular panorama.

Laugenspitze offers a comprehensive view: to the north the Texel Group, to the west the Ortler Group, and to the south the mountain chains of Trentino, including the Brenta and Presanella groups. Even the Dolomites and the distant Sciliar are visible. We take the opportunity to take photos of the imposing Ortler peak and the glaciers of the main Alpine ridge. After a refreshment, we start the return journey, which takes us back to the Gampen Pass along the same path.

Note for the way back

For the return from Laugenspitze to Laugenalm, either the already known path or alternatively trail No. 10A on the opposite side can be used. The last stage from the Laugenalm back to the Gampen Pass leads us along the same path we took on the ascent.

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