Best mountain peaks around Sankt Martin am Tennengebirge, located in Salzburger Land, offers an alpine landscape within the Tennengebirge range. This region is characterized by its karstified limestone and diverse hiking opportunities. Sankt Martin am Tennengebirge serves as a base for exploring numerous mountain peaks. The area provides varied terrain for hikers seeking both challenging ascents and more moderate treks.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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Fantastic panorama, about 20 minutes above the Gsengalm, hiking or at least trekking shoes recommended
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One of the most beautiful mountains with a view in the Salzburg region. Accessible via beautiful forest paths and ski slopes. A shorter version via a path is also possible. Paragliders often use it for "hike & fly". There are very good take-off points on the mountain and the large landing area is not far from the lift in Zaglau. Cable car riders only have a few meters to the summit or the restaurant. There is also some play equipment for children in the summit area.
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Great all-round view, Dachstein 🥰
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Hochgrüneck summit cross with mountain pines
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Fantastic panorama of the Pongau mountains.
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In good weather you have a wonderful 360 degree view of the mountains
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GERZKOPF NATURE AND EUROPEAN PROTECTION AREA BREATHTAKING BACKDROP AT THE SUMMIT CROSS
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Among the most popular peaks, visitors highly rate Hochgründeck Summit Cross for its 360-degree alpine panorama, offering views of the Hochkönig and Tennengebirge. Another favorite is Gerzkopf Summit and Bell, a foothill of the Dachstein massif, known for its far-reaching views of the Dachstein, Gosaukamm, and Tennengebirge.
Yes, there are options suitable for families. For instance, the Bischlinghöhe Summit is categorized as family-friendly and offers wonderful panoramic views over the Austrian Alps. Additionally, you can find various easy hikes around the region, such as the 'View of the Tennengebirge – Karalm loop', which is an easy 4.1 km trail.
The mountain peaks around Sankt Martin am Tennengebirge offer spectacular panoramic views. From Rossbrand Summit (Rossbrand Peak), you can enjoy views in all directions. Peaks like Hochgründeck and Gerzkopf provide extensive vistas of the surrounding alpine landscape, including the Hochkönig, Dachstein, Gosaukamm, and the Tennengebirge range itself.
The Tennengebirge range offers a variety of hiking difficulties. Peaks like Fritzerkogel are considered challenging, classified as a 'T3 difficult' mountain hike, suitable for experienced hikers. More moderate options include Frommerkogel, which is a 'T2' mountain hike, while Koreinhöhe offers an 'easy T2' experience, making it accessible to a wider range of hikers. The region provides trails ranging from intermediate to challenging.
Yes, the Gerzkopf, while a foothill of the Dachstein massif, is an impressive nature reserve known for its unique flora and fauna. It also features distinctive 'black tarns'. The entire Tennengebirge range is described as a 'stony paradise' for mountain and wilderness lovers, characterized by its heavily karstified limestone formations.
Beyond peak bagging, the area offers diverse outdoor activities. You can explore various hiking trails, including waterfall hikes or easy hikes. For cyclists, there are numerous road cycling routes available, such as the 'Radstadt Parish Church – Höch Castle loop'.
For those seeking tranquility and expansive views away from the main crowds, Großer Breitstein is an excellent choice. Situated above the Lammertal, it is reachable via a long and somewhat solitary route from Bleikogel, appealing to hikers who appreciate peace and quiet.
Visitors frequently highlight the stunning panoramic views from the summits. For example, the Rossbrand Summit is praised for its amazing views in all directions, and the Hochgründeck Summit Cross is noted for its 360-degree alpine panorama. The presence of mountain huts and summit crosses also adds to the rewarding experience.
Yes, Frommerkogel (1883 m) offers a moderate 'T2' mountain hike and is frequently part of a circular route that also includes Ostermaisspitz and Koreinhöhe. This provides varied scenery and views throughout the journey, with the descent typically leading past Frommer Hochalm, Koreinalm, and Karalm.
The region offers rewarding hiking experiences suitable for nearly any season or weather condition, especially for peaks like Gerzkopf. However, for most alpine treks, late spring through early autumn (May to October) generally provides the most favorable weather and trail conditions.
Sankt Martin am Tennengebirge itself serves as an excellent base for exploring the captivating peaks of the Tennengebirge region. Specific starting points vary by peak; for example, the shortest route to Koreinhöhe begins from Oberharreith, passing through Karalm.
Yes, from the Bischlinghöhe Summit, if visibility is good, you can enjoy a wonderful panoramic view that extends all the way to the Großglockner, along with up to 40 other peaks in the area.


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