Gosau Peaks Explorer
The Gosau region serves as a primary gateway to the Dachstein Mountains and the jagged Gosaukamm range. This list features prominent limestone peaks, including the Hoher Dachstein, the highest point in Upper Austria and Styria at 2,995 meters. Key highlights include the Große Bischofsmütze, known for its twin-peaked silhouette, and the Großer Donnerkogel, home to the famous aerial ladder via ferrata. These peaks define the UNESCO World Heritage landscape of Hallstatt-Dachstein/Salzkammergut, offering a mix of technical alpine climbs and high-altitude hiking trails.
A Hoher Dachstein
Hoher Dachstein is a strongly karstic mountain in central Austria and the second-highest mountain in the Northern Limestone Alps.
B Großer Donnerkogel
A 2,054-meter peak at the northwestern end of the Gosaukamm. It is best known for the Intersport via ferrata, which features a 40-meter-long aerial ladder suspended over a deep gorge.
Große Bischofsmütze
The Große Bischofsmütze is the highest peak in the Gosaukamm range of the Dachstein Mountains, Austria.
Torstein
Standing at 2,948 meters, this is the second-highest peak in the Dachstein massif. Its massive south face is a significant landmark in the Northern Limestone Alps.
Mitterspitz
A 2,925-meter peak situated between the Hoher Dachstein and the Torstein. It forms part of the prominent main ridge of the Dachstein Mountains.
Russberg
A mountain ridge located north of the Gosau valley, offering panoramic views of the Gosaukamm and the Dachstein glacier.
Hornspitz
A 1,433-meter peak situated between Gosau and Russbach. It is a central point for the Dachstein West ski region and a popular hiking destination with views of the Gosau lake.
H Niederer Dachstein
A 2,934-meter peak located immediately west of the Hoher Dachstein within the main massif.
I Niederes Kreuz
A peak in the Dachstein Mountains reaching an elevation of 2,651 meters.
Schreiberwandeck
A peak in the Dachstein massif located near the Schreiberwand and the Adamekhütte alpine hut.
Schreiberwand
A jagged limestone ridge in the Dachstein Mountains, situated above the Gosau glacier and near the Adamekhütte.
8. Turm
One of the distinct limestone towers located along the rugged Gosaukamm ridge.
Langtalkogel
A peak within the Gosaukamm range, rising to an elevation of 2,146 meters.
Hintere Seekarwand
Part of the Gosaukamm range, this peak offers views over the Vorderer and Hinterer Gosausee lakes.
Modereckhöhe
A peak in the Gosaukamm range located near the Seekarwand.
Däumling
A striking, needle-like limestone spire in the Gosaukamm, frequently used for technical rock climbing.
Beerwurzkogel
A 2,154-meter peak in the Gosaukamm range, situated between the Langtalkogel and the Seekarwand.
Hühnerkogel
A 1,602-meter peak located in the northern part of the Dachstein massif near the Hallstatt region.
Brettkogel
A limestone peak in the Gosaukamm range, reaching an elevation of 2,320 meters.
Hohe Hosswand
A 2,169-meter peak in the Gosaukamm range, characterized by its steep limestone faces.
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