Moserspitz

Moserspitz is a mountain standing at 2,230 metres in the Rottenmann Tauern range of the Austrian Alps. It rises on a ridge that extends north-west from the higher Grosser Bösenstein. To the east it meets Hochhaide at 2,363 metres, separated by the Bachsprengscharte col at 2,140 metres. To the north-west it drops to Diewaldgupf at 2,125 metres, divided by the Steinkarscharte col at 2,039 metres.

The mountain’s southern slopes fall into the Mosergraben valley while the northern side descends into the Bachspreng valley. Two marked hiking trails lead to the summit: one starts from Rottenmanner Hütte and the other from Edelrautehütte, both following route 944.

Visitors reach open alpine meadows before the final rocky climb to the top. The summit offers wide views across the Rottenmann Tauern and the valleys below. The route passes through high pastures where cattle graze in summer and crosses several small streams.