Geißstein

Geißstein is a mountain in the Kitzbüheler Alps located on the border between Salzburg and Tyrol. The summit rises prominently above the surrounding valleys and ridges, with steep terrain on its flanks and rocky outcrops visible from various angles.

The mountain saw mining activity in earlier centuries when Venetian miners extracted precious metals from its slopes. This mining heritage remains part of the mountain's local story and heritage.

The mountain holds traditional folklore tales about musicians and festivities at Schlaberstatt, reflecting the regional alpine storytelling heritage.

Several starting points exist for climbing this mountain, including trails from Bürglhütte and routes from Burkbachbrücke near Mittersill. Marked paths guide hikers through different route options depending on your preferred difficulty and starting location.

One popular approach uses the Arnoweg trail, which follows the Burkbaches stream and offers a more direct connection to the peak. This route winds through the landscape and links lower villages with the higher terrain.

Location: Stuhlfelden

Location: Jochberg

Elevation above the sea: 2,363 m

GPS coordinates: 47.33745,12.49528

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:20