Bleikogel, Alpine summit in Tennengebirge range, Salzburg, Austria.

Bleikogel is an alpine summit in the Tennengebirge range at approximately 2,400 meters, marked by steep slopes along its eastern ridge. Small rock walls interrupt the terrain and offer expansive views across the surrounding peaks.

The Bleikogel belongs to the Tennengebirge, part of the Northern Limestone Alps in Salzburg. Its long rocky ridge rises in the eastern part of the range and drops on all sides in scree slopes and small rock walls. The height difference between the 2,411 m summit and the Lammer valley below exceeds 1,700 m.

The Bleikogel is rarely climbed: on a fine summer day perhaps half a dozen mountaineers reach the top, and ascents are usually made as part of a crossing of the Tennengebirge plateau rather than as a single objective. The name refers to lead (Blei), and the long approaches from Abtenau and the Wengerau are what keep the summit uncrowded.

The main route from Abtenau takes about 7 hours and covers roughly 1,700 meters of elevation gain. Hikers should prepare for changing vegetation zones and typical alpine conditions along the way.

The northern face offers an extended ski descent for experienced skiers running from the summit down toward Unterberg near Abtenau. This technically demanding route is less known than standard hiking paths and appeals to specialized winter mountaineers.