"1/2 days with an overnight stay at Similaunhütte. As we had some spare time, we decided to climb Finailspitze. Following our GPX track (from outdooractive) we ascended via the north face. Turns out, this ascent route is sparsely marked and features some II-III scrambling. The descent via the eastern ridge was much easier to follow." — TheTMan • Jul 12, 2022

"Me, Misko Taneski and Aleksandar Tatalovic - Tatko went to climb Grossglockner on September 12 and the weather was terrible but somehow we manage to arrive to the Studlhutte in a storm thanks to two chech guys who found the way in the snow. We spend the night there and the day after we started going for the summit. The weather was perfect but a lot of snow felt the previous day so it was hard to walk. When we arrived to the next hut Tatko felt a little tired because he wasn't practicing mountaineering long time so he made a brave decision and stopped there telling us that he made his goal for this time. Me and Misko continued and did the summit in hard conditions. We spend many hours going up but we wanted to be secure because this peak was very challenging for us. The way down was also not easy but slowly we arrived back to the Studlhutte where we spent another night. We felt great after climbing this mountain!" — FilipVasileski • Sep 13, 2017

"It was my first time on the Grossglockner, even thuogh this mountain if not far from the tawn where I leave, Cortina d'Ampezzo. I guided some Japanese clients to the top, it was a great day!" — GuideDolomiti • Jul 15, 2013

"Great stay on Hochfeiler Hütte with our 2 sons (then 13 and 14 years). Excellent views from the summit. Went on to Brixener Hütte the next day. Long hike, marvellous landscape. Loved it." — ArminR • Jul 31, 2011

"The Wildspitze climb was the climax of 6 my day mountaineering training with 4 guys from the Netherlands, led by the great Sepp. After a blizzard like weather pattern, we had 3 days of brilliant sunshine. Sadly, clouds were really stubborn the day we climbed Wildspitze. The summit was a complete whiteout, even after we waited for 30 minutes. Just 1 hour after we descended the peak was completely visible, sticking it's tongue out on me ;) Photo1: I am the guy with the weird hat. Looks strange, but I was the only person not suffering from severe sunburn :) Photo2: Wildspitze seen from the path between Hochjoch Hospiz and the Vernagthütte 3 days later. " — nwpwillems • Jun 26, 2010