Karlhochkogel

The Karlhochkogel rises to 2096 meters within the Hochschwab mountain group, featuring steep ridges and expansive meadows across its southeastern slopes.

The mountain paths were developed during the early Alpine exploration period of the 19th century, when mountaineers first documented routes to its peak.

Local Alpine clubs maintain multiple marked trails leading to the summit, preserving traditional mountain hiking routes for generations of climbers.

The ascent requires approximately four hours from the Bodenbauer starting point, covering 1200 meters of elevation gain through marked and unmarked paths.

During winter months, the Karlgraben ravine provides specific conditions for experienced skiers to descend directly from the summit to the valley.

Location: Thörl

Elevation above the sea: 2,096 m

GPS coordinates: 47.60727,15.15741

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:53