Ameringkogel

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Ameringkogel
Ameringkogel from the northwest (Großenberg)

Ameringkogel from the northwest (Großenberg)

height 2187  m above sea level A.
location Styria , Austria
Mountains Packalpe , Lavanttal Alps
Dominance 17.4 km →  Fuchskogel
Notch height 1232 m ↓  Obdacher saddle
Coordinates 47 ° 4 '16 "  N , 14 ° 48' 30"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 4 '16 "  N , 14 ° 48' 30"  E
Ameringkogel (Styria)
Ameringkogel
rock Orthogneiss
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The Ameringkogel ( 2187  m above sea level ) is the highest mountain in the Packalpe , the highest mountain range in the Lavanttal Alps east of the Lavant .

The border between the Styrian communities Obdach and Weißkirchen in Styria runs over the Ameringkogel . The Amering massif rises over 1500 m above the Aichfeld and has a distinctive, moderately steep meadow ridge that runs in a north-south direction. To the northwest is the summit of the Großenberg ( Großering ) ( 2152  m ), to the southeast the Packalpen ridge continues to the Hofalmkogel ( 2040  m ) and Speikkogel ( 1993  m above sea level ). The Ameringkogel has a high degree of independence , as it is only connected to the higher Seetal Alps ( Zirbitzkogel , 2396  m ) by the Obdacher Sattel ( 955  m ) to the west . Geologically, the mountain is mainly composed of orthogneiss .

The shortest ascent route leads from the Hirschegger Sattel ( 1543  m ) in 2½ to 3 hours over the Speikkogel and Hofalmkogel to the summit of the Ameringkogel. In good conditions, this mountain hike through extensive alpine pastures does not present any difficulties.

The summit cross on the Ameringkogel

literature

  • Adi Mokrejs, Max Ostermayer: Bergwander-Atlas Steiermark , Schall-Verlag, Alland 2009. ISBN 978-3-900533-57-1