Teufelskamp

Teufelskamp is a mountain summit in the Glockner Group within the Western Tauern Alps, rising to 3,511 meters. The peak is characterized by steep rocky slopes and offers views across the high mountain terrain, accessed via established routes from nearby facilities.

The peak became significant as a reference point for mountaineers pursuing high alpine activities in the region, particularly along routes near Groβglockner. The development of alpinism in the 19th century shaped how these mountains served as navigational markers.

The name Teufelskamp references the steep and rugged terrain surrounding the peak, reflecting the respect and caution with which mountaineers approach this location. Visitors still sense this meaning in the harsh character of the landscape.

Routes to the summit begin from Glocknerbiwak and follow marked trails through varied terrain. Visitors should prepare for changing weather conditions and steep sections that demand confidence on exposed ground and mountain experience.

The peak sits among more than 360 neighboring summits that together form the Glockner Group, holding a notable position among them. This concentration of high peaks makes the region a preferred destination for serious mountaineers.