Sechszinkenspitze

Six zinc peak ( rocky peaks on the left side ) from the northeast, from the road to the Wildental Fiderepasshütte. More rocky peaks from left to right: Mindelheimer Koepfl ( top left of the distinctive notch ), Angerer head ( rock summit in center with the small rocky head right next to it), Liechelkopf (the highest rocky peaks ).

The six- prong tip is a 2,191 m high mountain in the Allgäu Alps. The multiple jagged mountain located west of the hut between the Mindelheimer Angerer head to the southwest and Kempten Köpfle in the Northeast. The south-western peaks of the mountain is also called Mindelheimer Koepfl.

On the six- prong tip leads no marked path. All increases require climbing experience. Due to the vicinity of the hut is the six- prong tip of climbing the Mindelheimer hut.