Bleikogel

The Bleikogel mountain rises 2,411 meters above sea level, featuring steep slopes and small rock walls across its eastern ridge in the Tennengebirge range.

The mountain's geological formation consists of Ramsaudolomit and Dachsteinkalk rocks, which developed through tectonic processes in the Northern Limestone Alps millions of years ago.

Local mountaineers maintain traditional climbing routes to the summit, marking paths and establishing safety protocols for future generations of alpine enthusiasts.

Hikers can access the mountain through a 7-hour route from Abtenau, covering 1,700 meters of elevation gain through multiple vegetation zones to reach the peak.

The northern face contains the Trickl descent, a 1,700-vertical-meter ski route that extends from the summit down to Unterberg near Abtenau.

Location: Salzburg

Elevation above the sea: 2,411 m

GPS coordinates: 47.51427,13.29840

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:55