Ragazer Blanken, Mountain summit in Vorarlberg, Austria
Ragazer Blanken is a mountain summit in the Bregenz Forest Mountains of Vorarlberg, rising to 2,051 meters above sea level. The peak sits within the Northern Limestone Alps and forms part of the distinctive ridge that defines this area of Austria.
This mountain was shaped millions of years ago through the Alpine orogeny and tectonic movements that continue to define the landscape. Local communities in Vorarlberg have long relied on these mountains for grazing, hunting, and mountain farming practices.
Local mountaineering traditions include signing the summit book upon reaching the peak, marking each successful ascent for the climbing community to acknowledge.
The peak is accessible via marked hiking trails rated at moderate difficulty level T2. The nearby village of Damüls provides lodging, food, and other basic services needed by hikers visiting the area.
The peak ranks as the 65th highest among 245 mountains in the Bezirk Bregenz region, with a prominence of 67 meters from the surrounding terrain.
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