Hochtor

The Hochtor summit reaches an elevation of 2,369 meters and stands as the highest peak within the limestone formations of the Ennstaler Alps.

The mountain gained recognition during the late 19th century when Austrian mountaineers completed the first documented ascent to its pyramidal peak.

The mountain serves as a central reference point for Alpine traditions, with local communities maintaining mountain huts and organizing guided expeditions.

Climbers access the summit through marked trails from Admont, with the summer months of June through September providing suitable climbing conditions.

The mountain's prominence of 1,520 meters classifies it as an ultra prominent peak, offering views across multiple Austrian mountain ranges.

GPS coordinates: 47.56189,14.63258

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:10