Majestic Mountains and Peaks
This collection features the prominent summits and geological landmarks of the Tennengau region, spanning the Berchtesgadener Alps, the Osterhorngruppe, and the Gosaukamm. Highlights include the 2,522-meter Hoher Göll and the 2,054-meter Großer Donnerkogel. The list also details significant water features like the intermittent Winnerfall and the Schwarzbachfall, alongside established climbing sectors and limestone cliffs at Pass Lueg and the Mosermandl.
A Gruberhorn
A 1,732-meter summit located in the main ridge of the Osterhorngruppe within the Salzburg region.
B Großer Donnerkogel
Standing at 2,054 meters, this peak marks the northwestern end of the Gosaukamm in the Dachstein Mountains on the Salzburg border.
C Hoher Göll
The highest peak of the Göllstock massif, reaching 2,522 meters on the border between Austria and Germany.
D Umgäng
A distinctive karstified high valley located within the Göllstock massif of the Berchtesgadener Alps.
Schwarzbachfall
Viewpoint overlooking the waterfall where the Schwarzbach stream emerges from the limestone rock.
Tricklfall Aussicht
Observation point for the Tricklfall, a waterfall situated near Abtenau.
Aussicht Dachserfall
Vantage point for the Dachserfall cascade in the Abtenau region.
Bluntautal Wasserfall
Waterfall located at the head of the Bluntautal valley near Golling.
Aubachfall
Viewpoint located along the Aubach stream featuring a natural waterfall.
Kapuzinerbergblick
Elevated vantage point offering views toward the Kapuzinerberg.
Aussichtspunkt Schröck
Local viewpoint situated near the Schröck area.
Schwarzbachfall
Secondary observation point for the Schwarzbachfall waterfall.
Winnerfall
An intermittent waterfall that typically flows only during periods of heavy rain or significant snowmelt.
Aussicht Dachserfall
Established viewing area for the Dachserfall waterfall.
climbing crag Pass Lueg
Sport climbing area located within the limestone walls of the historic Pass Lueg gorge.
Kleiner Pass Lueg Klettergarten
Limestone climbing sector situated near the Pass Lueg mountain pass.
Gamswand
Steep limestone cliff face used for climbing.
Gitschenwand
Dramatic rock face and cliff formation in the Tennengau region.
Mosermandl
Limestone cliff and climbing area near the boundary of the Radstädter Tauern.
Mosermandl
Rock face and climbing sector located at the Mosermandl.
Schiaches Loch
Natural cliff formation and rocky outcrop.
Teufelsgemäuer
Rugged rock formation and cliff located in the Berchtesgadener Alps.
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