Karhorn, Mountain summit in Lechquellen Mountains, Austria.
Karhorn is a summit in the Lechquellen Mountains reaching 2416 meters in elevation. The peak offers expansive views over the Vorarlberg region and surrounding mountain ranges.
The mountain drew climbers starting in the late 19th century as Alpine mountaineering developed in the region. Several climbing routes were established over time as the tradition grew.
The summit serves as a meeting point for mountaineers from Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, fostering international climbing communities in the region.
Several marked trails lead to the summit, with the southern approach offering moderate climbing difficulty. Most routes start from Auenfelder Sattel where climbers can begin their ascent.
The summit sits between Auenfelder Horn and Warther Horn, forming a natural boundary between different Alpine ecosystems. This position creates distinct mountain habitats with separate plant communities.
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