Larmkogel, Alpine summit in Hollersbach im Pinzgau, Austria.

Larmkogel is a 3,017-meter (9,898-foot) summit in the Venediger Group characterized by steep rocky walls and slate formations near its peak. The mountain displays the exposed terrain typical of high alpine peaks in this range.

The Larmkogel lies north of the Larmkogelscharte (2,934 m), the saddle crossed on the route between the Neue Thüringer Hütte and the Neue Fürther Hütte. The marked normal route climbs from that saddle over the south ridge to the 3,017 m summit, with fixed ropes on the steeper passages. The mountain is documented in the Alpine Club guide to the Venediger Group by Willi End (2006) and on Alpine Club map sheet 36.

The Larmkogel lies north of the Larmkogelscharte (2,934 m), a saddle crossed on the marked route between the Neue Thüringer Hütte and the Neue Fürther Hütte. The name Larmkogelscharte is the form recorded in the Alpine Club guide to the Venediger Group; the German hut name is Neue Thüringer Hütte, not "Fürsther".

The marked normal route starts from the Larmkogelscharte (2,934 m), a saddle crossed on the traverse between the Neue Thüringer Hütte and the Neue Fürther Hütte. From the saddle it climbs the south ridge to the summit, with fixed ropes on the steeper passages. The approach is long and high, so plan for changing weather.

The marked normal route reaches the summit from the Larmkogelscharte (2,934 m) via the south ridge, using fixed ropes on the section out of the notch. The notch itself is crossed on the traverse between the Neue Thüringer Hütte and the Neue Fürther Hütte.