Kalbling

Kalbling rises to an elevation of 2,196 meters, featuring limestone formations and diverse terrain patterns including meadows and rocky sections throughout its slopes.

The mountain became a documented climbing destination in the early 20th century when the Austrian Alpine Club established the Oberst-Klinke-Hütte at 1,486 meters.

Local mountaineering groups organize regular guided tours to Kalbling's summit, teaching traditional Alpine climbing techniques to maintain regional climbing heritage.

The ascent from Oberst-Klinke-Hütte covers 710 meters of elevation gain over 2.72 kilometers, requiring approximately three and a half hours to complete.

The summit provides clear views of both the Niedere Tauern mountain range and the entire Gesäuse region, displaying distinct geological formations.

Location: Styria

Elevation above the sea: 2,196 m

Part of: Gesäuse

GPS coordinates: 47.54723,14.52100

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:01