Best mountain peaks around Stall are situated in the Möll Valley of Carinthia, Austria, providing access to the Hohe Tauern and Kreuzeck Group. This region features diverse peaks that offer panoramic views and varied challenges. Stall serves as a base for exploring alpine landscapes and traditional mountain environments. The area includes 20 distinct peaks and summits for outdoor enthusiasts.
Last updated: May 11, 2026
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The Stellkopf is located on the border of the Hohe Tauern National Park.[1] The ascent takes about 2.5 hours from the Sadnighaus (1875 m). After a flat stretch to the Kröllalm (1961 m), the path climbs in several stages of 150 to 300 meters in altitude to the Butzentörl (2714 m). From here you reach the summit via its flat southwest ridge.[2][3] From the summit you have a panoramic view of the Schober Group, Goldberg Group, Kreuzberg Group and Lienz Dolomites.
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The Stellkopf is a 2852 m high mountain in the Goldberg Group of the Hohe Tauern in Austria. The Stellkopf is located on the border of the Hohe Tauern National Park.[1] The ascent takes about 2.5 hours from the Sadnighaus (1875 m). After a flat section to the Kröllalm (1961 m), the path climbs in several stages of 150 to 300 meters in altitude to the Butzentörl (2714 m). From here you can reach the summit via its flat southwest ridge.[2][3] From the summit you have a panoramic view of the Schober Group, Goldberg Group, Kreuzberg Group and Lienz Dolomites.
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Beautiful mountain for a short afternoon tour from the Emberger Alm. When the weather is clear, the Ankogel and Hochalmspitze greet you over the Kreuzeck group, and the view to the south is fantastic.
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Very nice cycle path with good asphalt and a great panorama.
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Along with the Mohar, Sadnig and Magernigspitz peaks, the Stellkopf is one of the most popular tour destinations in the rear Astental. The summit is very easy to reach and there are no difficult passages to overcome. The summit offers a wonderful view. In addition to the Glockner group with the Grossglockner, the Goldberg group with the Hoher Sonnblick, the view extends to the Lienz Dolomites, the Schober group and the Kreuzeck group. If you are looking for an easy mountain tour, the tour to the Stellkopf is the best option and you will enjoy the beautiful mountain atmosphere.
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The Naßfeldriegel, 500 meters above the Emberger Alm, is the ideal destination for a short and enjoyable hike. The botanists will be particularly enthusiastic. A wide variety of dwarf shrubs (Almrausch, heather, cranberries), gentian, Scheuchzer cotton grass in damp places and many other plants thrive here. At the summit, hikers are delighted by the comprehensive panoramic view. Unpack the snack and simply enjoy it! (Source Bergfex)
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After a drive on the Großglockner High Alpine Road, this pass was rather unspectacular. Relatively heavy traffic on the B107, so I would rather recommend the old Iselsbergstraße uphill.
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First test on the Glocknerstrasse if you come from the south. »The 1209 m above sea level A. ... high Iselsberg - also called Iselsbergpass - is a mountain pass in Austria. The Großglockner Straße (B 107) leads over the top of the pass, connecting the Lienz valley floor in the East Tyrolean Drautal with the Carinthian Mölltal. In order to reach the mines of the Mölltal, there was already a way over the Iselsberg in Roman times. « via https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iselsberg_(Pass)
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Stall is ideally situated in the Möll Valley, providing access to the majestic Hohe Tauern and the rugged Kreuzeck Group. These ranges offer a variety of peaks, from accessible viewpoints to challenging alpine ascents, ensuring a rich mountain experience.
Among the most popular peaks is Ederplan, known for its exceptional all-round views stretching from the Dolomites to the Schober group. Another favorite is Nassfeldriegel Summit (2,236 m), easily reached from Emberger Alm and celebrated for its comprehensive panoramic views and diverse plant life.
Yes, Ederplan is considered an easy to moderate hike, suitable for a wider range of visitors and even an afternoon excursion. The ascent can be shortened by starting at the intermediate saddle. Nassfeldriegel Summit (2,236 m) is also an ideal destination for a short and enjoyable hike from the Emberger Alm.
For experienced hikers, the Kreuzeck Group presents several challenging options. Scharnik Summit (2,657 m) features an exposed, steep, and rocky ridge. Mölltaler Polinik (2,784 m), the highest in the Kreuzeck Group, involves a steep summit gully requiring sure-footedness, though steel cables assist in difficult passages. Hochkreuz (2,709 m) also offers varied terrain with steep and rocky sections.
The region is renowned for its breathtaking panoramic views. From Ederplan, you can see the Drautal, Lienz Dolomites, Mölltal, and even the Schober group. Mohar Summit offers an incredibly beautiful 360-degree panorama, with fantastic views of the Glockner mountains on clear days. Hochkreuz and Mölltaler Polinik also provide extensive and highly praised vistas across the Austrian Alps.
Yes, just below the summit of Ederplan, you'll find the traditional Anna-Schutzhaus (1,992 m). It's a great spot for a break, known for its delicious food and impressive views, especially during autumn. For Mölltaler Polinik, the Polinikhaus lodge (1,873 m) is along the route.
Hiking is generally enjoyable from late spring to early autumn. Autumn is particularly recommended for Ederplan, when the larches turn golden-yellow. Some alpine meadows, like those on Hochkreuz, can hold snow until late summer. For ski mountaineering, winter offers challenging experiences on peaks like Striedenkopf (2,749 m).
Beyond hiking and mountaineering, Stall is a great base for other outdoor pursuits. You can explore various road cycling routes, such as the 'Mautturm Winklern – Iselsberg Pass loop from Flattach', or enjoy running trails like the 'Gössnitzer Reservoir loop from Flattach'. Mountain biking is also popular, with routes like the 'Mölltal Cycle Path (R8) – Drinking fountain loop from Rangersdorf'. You can find more details on these activities in the respective guides for Road Cycling, Running Trails, and MTB Trails around Stall.
The region boasts several unique natural features. The Ragga Ravine, a natural monument with a winding boardwalk and numerous waterfalls, can be approached on the route to Mölltaler Polinik. Nassfeldriegel Summit (2,236 m) is known for its diverse plant life, including dwarf shrubs, gentian, and Scheuchzer cotton grass. The varied terrain of the Kreuzeck Group also includes pristine alpine meadows and dramatic rock formations.
Visitors consistently praise the sensational panoramic views, with many highlights offering 360-degree vistas. The accessibility of some peaks, like Ederplan, makes them popular for all skill levels. The presence of traditional mountain huts, like the Anna-Schutzhaus, adds to the experience, providing welcoming rest stops. The diverse plant life and the sense of solitude on less-traveled routes are also highly appreciated.
Yes, a mighty, over 10-meter-high 'Heimkehrerkreuz' (summit cross) stands prominently at the peak of Ederplan. It serves as a memorial and a symbol of gratitude, adding a unique cultural element to the summit experience.
Yes, the Kreuzeck High Trail is a challenging 52.8-kilometer route that crosses the ridge of the Kreuzeck Group. This trail features the Hochkreuz summit as its highest point, offering a multi-day adventure for experienced long-distance hikers.


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