Almerhorn, Mountain summit in Tyrol, Austria
Almerhorn is a mountain peak in the Rieserferner Group of the Eastern Alps, rising to 2,985 meters above sea level. It sits within the High Tauern National Park, surrounded by glaciers and steep rocky terrain characteristic of this Alpine zone.
The mountain sits within the High Tauern National Park, established in 1981 to preserve this Alpine landscape. This protection status covers Almerhorn and the surrounding glacial terrain it dominates.
Local mountain guides share knowledge of Alpine traditions while leading visitors through the established paths toward Almerhorn's summit during summer expeditions.
The mountain is accessed via marked trails starting from nearby mountain stations and huts in the region. The best climbing season runs from June through September when weather and snow conditions allow safe passage.
The mountain's prominence of 127 meters creates distinct geographical features, positioning it as a reference point for climbers approaching the Große Ohrenspitze peak.
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