Ramesch

Ramesch is a rocky peak in the Northern Limestone Alps of Upper Austria that rises above the surrounding mountain landscape. From here, hikers can reach various neighboring summits on established trails that pass through alpine meadows and scree slopes.

The mountain has been explored by mountaineers since the early modern period as a climbing destination. Established routes to the summit developed alongside growing interest in mountain walking in this region.

Local mountain guides share knowledge of Ramesch's natural paths through organized group excursions that connect visitors with Alpine traditions.

The best time for hiking is from June to September when higher elevations are free of snow. Good mountain boots and proper acclimatization are important for this exposed route.

On clear days, the summit offers wide views of several well-known peaks in the region, including Großer Priel and Warscheneck. This vista makes the route particularly rewarding for visitors who want to understand the mountain ridge.

Location: Upper Austria

Elevation above the sea: 2,119 m

GPS coordinates: 47.65226,14.25080

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:41