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Großer Wildenkogel is a mountain summit in the Totes Gebirge featuring steep slopes and exposed ridges that characterize the area. The peak rises to 2,093 meters with demanding terrain typical of this Alpine range.

The mountain paths developed from ancient salt trading routes that linked Alpine communities across Upper Austria. These historical passages shaped how climbers access the peak today.

The wooden summit cross at the peak reflects a custom that mountain clubs actively maintain as part of their local heritage. These structures represent how hikers and climbers in Alpine regions honor their mountains.

This peak is accessible only to experienced climbers with technical skills and proper equipment. Reaching the summit demands good physical fitness and knowledge of Alpine conditions.

From the summit, climbers can see numerous neighboring peaks stretching across the surrounding landscape. The isolated position creates a remarkable vantage point rarely found in this Alpine region.