Schermberg

Schermberg is a mountain summit in Upper Austria with steep slopes and rock faces that characterize the northern Alpine region. The peak stands at the convergence of several established walking and climbing routes.

The summit has served as a navigation point for travelers crossing the Alpine region since medieval times. Its prominent location made it an important reference for those journeying through the mountains.

Local mountaineering clubs maintain traditional climbing routes on Schermberg, passing knowledge from generation to generation through guided expeditions.

Marked trails connect the summit to nearby valleys and villages, with routes varying in difficulty depending on the approach. Walkers should plan visits outside winter months when snow and ice make access more demanding.

The summit offers an unobstructed view of twenty different peaks in the surrounding region, creating a natural compass for mountain navigation.

GPS coordinates: 47.71537,14.03521

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:43