Austria mountains

"Beautiful day with great sunny weather and no wind at all. The only disssapointement is the last few hundred meters to the summit are on steep lose rocks/little kiezel. Very annoying walking and could be dangerous if more people are on the mountain. You better take a helmet." - Hochwanner, martin-nijboer, Oct 19, 2017

"Me, Misko Taneski and Aleksandar Tatalovic - Tatko went to climb Grossglockner on September 12 and the weather was terrible but somehow we manage to arrive to the Studlhutte in a storm thanks to two chech guys who found the way in the snow. We spend the night there and the day after we started going for the summit. The weather was perfect but a lot of snow felt the previous day so it was hard to walk. When we arrived to the next hut Tatko felt a little tired because he wasn't practicing mountaineering long time so he made a brave decision and stopped there telling us that he made his goal for " - Grossglockner, FilipVasileski, Sep 13, 2017

"For details of the ascent of Margschierf prior to our ascent, see under that mountain. We followed Trail 661 north-west to the col, then steeply on the stony track under the ski tows to the summit, stopping for lunch before at the Lodge am Krippenstein. To complete the circuit we took the tourist path down to the Five Fingers viewpoint, then back up to the cable car station. With ALT. Hot, dry and sunny." - Hoher Krippenstein, marktrengove, Aug 17, 2017

"A circular walk on the limestone karst landscape on the Dachstein Plateau. We took the two-stage cable car up from Obertraun to the Krippenstein station. After admiring the view of the Dachstein range we descended on a broad track under the ski tows to a col on Trail 661. Diverting onto Trail 664, we continued in a south-easterly direction around the north flank of Margschierf to the shark sculpture and onwards to Heilbronner Kreuz. Heading north-west, we followed Trail 661 through the bare karst landscape. The trail was well-marked in the wilderness, taking a circuitous route over crags a" - Margschierf, marktrengove, Aug 17, 2017

"This was a day walk during a weeks holiday in Niederau. On an overcast morning in the village, we used the cable car to get to the ridge of the Markbachjoch and luckily we were soon above the cloud, to see the surrounding peaks visible above the clouds. Magnificent inversion. We walked W along the undulating ridge, then left the main path to ascend steeply through woods, past the top of another ski lift, then up to the summit of the Lahnerskopfl. We then dropped to a col with a small wooden church, then up steeply to the summit of Rosskopf. The summit has a footpath signpost on the highest p" - Rosskopf, davidlong, Jul 21, 2017