Sparber, Mountain summit in Salzkammergut-Berge, Austria.

Sparber is a 1502-metre mountain in the Osterhorngruppe of the Salzkammergut-Berge, on the municipal territory of Strobl am Wolfgangsee. It is known for its particularly fine views, but the ascent demands alpine experience and sure-footedness.

The mountain served as a traditional crossing point for herders moving livestock between seasonal pastures. Modern paths still follow some of these historic routes carved by centuries of pastoral use.

The name Sparber is used locally for the 1502-metre summit above Strobl am Wolfgangsee, in the Osterhorngruppe of the Salzkammergut mountains. The mountain lies entirely within the municipality of Strobl and is known among local walkers as a viewpoint peak, though the ascent calls for alpine experience and sure-footedness.

The hike starts near Strobl and takes about 3.5 hours on a well-marked route. Bring sturdy footwear and water, as the upper sections are steep and include some ladder sections that require careful footing.

The summit lies on the municipal territory of Strobl am Wolfgangsee and is regarded as a mountain with a particularly fine view. Reaching it, however, calls for alpine experience and sure-footedness, so the panorama is earned rather than simply admired.