Krähe

Located at an elevation of 2012 meters, Krähe mountain features steep limestone walls on its northern face and grassy slopes on its southern side.

During the 1960s, local mountaineers, including guide Michl Schmid, established climbing routes on the mountain's northern limestone walls reaching difficulty grade XII.

The name Krähe might originate from early modern German word 'Kreen', referring to the mountain's southern grazing pastures used by local communities.

The ascent starts at Hotel Ammerwald at 1102 meters elevation, following a path through forests and meadows before reaching the summit ridge.

The mountain's summit silhouette resembles frayed wings reaching into the sky, characterized by a sharp ridge line and multiple jagged peaks.

Elevation above the sea: 2,012 m

GPS coordinates: 47.55280,10.82524

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:01