Brandstetterkogel, Mountain summit in Neustadtl an der Donau, Austria.

Brandstetterkogel is the highest elevation of the Neustadtler Platte, a rounded granite summit rising to 569 m above sea level in the market municipality of Neustadtl an der Donau, Amstetten district, within the Strudengau landscape protection area. It consists of Weinsberger granite, part of the South Bohemian Pluton.

The mountain was long an important point in the local landscape, marked by the construction of the Viktoria-Adelheid-Schutzhütte at 532 meters, which became a central location along the Matrassteig. This shelter and the religious structures at the summit show how the region shaped its mountain landscape over generations.

The cross at the summit and viewing platform reflect local traditions of marking mountain peaks with religious and observation structures. Visitors today can experience these markers as part of the region's mountain culture.

The summit is accessible via several hiking routes, particularly the Matrassteig trail starting from Greiner Donaubrücke with about 300 meters (1,000 feet) of elevation gain. The best hiking season is during warmer months when trails are in good condition and visibility from the top is clearer.

On a second knoll of the mountain, the so-called Gipfelstein, a viewing platform and a peace cross stand at 519 m above sea level, separate from the shelter at 532 m. The Viktoria-Adelheid-Schutzhütte of the Austrian Tourist Club is the destination of the Matrassteig trail.