Color postcard featuring Germany’s Zugspitze, the country’s highest mountain at 2,964 meters, with the climbing route through the Höllental clearly traced across the alpine landscape. The marked route identifies key points including the Höllentalklamm, Höllentalhütte, Brett, Leiter, Einstieg, Irmerscharte, and the summit. The dramatic mountain view, snowfields, steep rock faces, and route overlay make this an excellent collectible for climbers, hikers, mountaineering enthusiasts, Alpine travelers, and German geography collectors.

Translation / Message Summary

“Zugspitze, 2964 m – Höchster Berg Deutschlands. Besteigungsroute durchs Höllental” translates to “Zugspitze, 2,964 meters – Germany’s highest mountain. Climbing route through the Höllental.” There is no handwritten message.

Item Specifics

• Mountain: Zugspitze
• Country: Germany
• Elevation: 2,964 meters
• Subject: Höllental Climbing Route
• Theme: Mountains, Mountaineering, Hiking, Alpine Travel, Maps
• Type: Printed Postcard
• Postcard Era: Modern Chrome
• Size: Continental
• Features: Divided Back, Route Map Overlay, Scenic Mountain View
• Postage Condition: Unposted
• Publisher: Fotoverlag Huber
• Publisher Location: Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
• Card Number: 8769