Tiroler Kogel, Mountain summit in Salzburg, Austria
Tiroler Kogel is a mountain summit in the Tennengebirge range, characterized by limestone rock formations and alpine meadows in its upper sections. The peak stands as part of a striking ridge that defines the landscape north of Salzburg.
The mountain served historically as a natural landmark for travelers moving between valleys in the Northern Alps. Its elevated position made it a recognized feature in regional geography and navigation.
Local mountaineering clubs maintain a network of marked trails around Tiroler Kogel, preserving traditional Alpine hiking routes for current generations.
Multiple marked hiking paths lead to the summit, with several starting near Sankt Johann im Pongau. A mountain hut in the area provides shelter and helps with orientation during the ascent.
From the summit, you can see a large number of surrounding mountain peaks and take in the landscape across the range. This panoramic viewpoint makes the hike rewarding for those wanting to understand the broader mountain terrain.
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