Nature
Kleiner Solstein
Kleiner Solstein
Kleiner Solstein is the highest peak of the Nordkette range, reaching an elevation of 2,637 meters. Located north of Innsbruck, it is primarily visited by hikers and mountaineers. The summit provides a vantage point overlooking the Inn Valley to the south and steep cliffs to the north.
Getting There
To reach the peak from Innsbruck city centre, visitors typically take the Nordkette cable car system to the upper stations to reduce the ascent. From the cable car terminals, a hike is required to reach the summit. Depending on the starting point and the hiker's pace, the journey from the city centre to the peak generally takes several hours.
Time Requirement
Visitors should allow a full day for the trip. This includes the time for the cable car ascent, the hike to the summit and back, and the return journey to the city.
When to Visit
The peak is accessible during the summer and autumn months when snow levels are lower and trails are clear. Winter visits require specialized mountaineering equipment and experience due to snow and avalanche risks. Morning departures are recommended to ensure a return before weather changes in the afternoon.
Nearby Points of Interest
The area is suitable for combining several peaks into a single trekking itinerary. Nearby summits include:
- Hohe Warte (0.7km)
- Hintere Brandjochspitze (1.1km)
- Großer Solstein (1.2km)
- Vordere Brandjochspitze (1.3km)
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
GetYourGuide
Klook
Tiqets
KKday
WeGoTrip
Booking.com
Hotels.com
