Eiskögele

Eiskögele rises to 3423 meters at the intersection of three Austrian states, featuring steep slopes and glacial formations on its northern face.

The first mountaineers reached the summit on July 30, 1872, when B. Lergetporer from Schwaz climbed with guides Michel Groder and Josef Kerer.

The mountain received a new summit cross made of stone pine wood in summer 2016, marking its significance in Alpine mountaineering traditions.

Climbers can start their ascent from Oberwalderhütte at 2972 meters, following a route that crosses the Pasterze glacier to reach the northeast ridge.

The mountain's north face presents a 500-meter vertical challenge with mixed climbing conditions and ice fields tilted at angles up to 60 degrees.

Location: Heiligenblut

Location: Kals am Großglockner

Location: Uttendorf

Elevation above the sea: 3,423 m

Made from material: crystalline schist

GPS coordinates: 47.09987,12.65574

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:59