Schneidjoch, Mountain summit in Brandenberg Alps, Austria.
Schneidjoch is a mountain summit in the Brandenberg Alps rising to 1,811 meters. The peak features steep rocky slopes and offers views across surrounding limestone formations.
The mountain served as a trade route in the 19th century, connecting northern and southern valleys. Local communities established paths that remain in use for hiking today.
Local mountain guides maintain traditional climbing techniques specific to the Brandenberg Alps, passing knowledge through generations of experienced mountaineers.
The summit is accessible via a T2-rated hiking trail that requires some technical ability. The nearby Gufferthütte mountain hut offers accommodation and serves as a starting point for the ascent.
The summit ranks as the eighth most prominent peak among 124 mountains in the Brandenberg Alps, with a prominence of 350 meters.
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