Admonter Reichenstein

Admonter Reichenstein rises to 2,251 meters above sea level, featuring three distinct summits connected by rocky ridges and challenging passes through limestone formations.

The first mountaineers reached the summit on July 23, 1873, when Johannes Frischauf, F. von Juraschek, and M. Spreitz completed their pioneering expedition.

The mountain stands as a central figure in the Ennstal Alps region, drawing mountaineers who test their skills on various climbing routes through its steep faces.

Climbers access the peak via the normal route starting at Mödlinger Hut, requiring technical climbing abilities of UIAA grade II to navigate the South Ravine.

The mountain's geology reveals Triassic Norian Dachstein coral limestone formations, creating distinctive vertical walls visible from every approach angle.

Location: Styria

Elevation above the sea: 2,251 m

GPS coordinates: 47.54924,14.54334

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:04