Roter Kogel, Alpine summit in Tyrol, Austria
Roter Kogel is an alpine summit in the Stubai Alps at 2,832 meters elevation, characterized by steep slopes and rocky passages. The mountain's distinctive red rock coloring stands out clearly when viewed from surrounding peaks and valleys.
The summit formed part of a ridge system in the Stubai Alps that has been traversed by mountaineers for centuries. Local climbing traditions developed around the passages and routes connecting this peak with neighboring ridges.
Local mountaineering guides document the paths and routes of Roter Kogel, maintaining traditional Alpine climbing knowledge for future generations.
Ascents typically start from the valley floor or from one of the hospice stations positioned at mid-altitude around 1,464 meters. Expect steep terrain with some sections requiring rock scrambling and good foot placement throughout the climb.
The mountain presents different experiences through seasons, transforming from summer hiking trails to winter ski touring routes with a 0.63-kilometer topographic isolation.
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