Cold Ice (Kobernaußerwald)

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Cold ice
Hunting lodge on the cold ice

Hunting lodge on the cold ice

height 734  m above sea level A.
location near Pöndorf , Upper Austria
Mountains Kobernaußerwald
Dominance 3.5 km →  elevation at Grubleiten
Notch height 44 m ↓  on the ridge to Schranne
Coordinates 48 ° 2 '24 "  N , 13 ° 22' 37"  E Coordinates: 48 ° 2 '24 "  N , 13 ° 22' 37"  E
Kalteis (Kobernaußerwald) (Upper Austria)
Cold Ice (Kobernaußerwald)
rock Gravel / conglomerate / sand ( Hausruck gravel , Kobernaußerwald gravel / coal-bearing freshwater layers )
Age of the rock by 10 million years ( Pannonian )
Development Forest path
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The cold ice is 734  m above sea level. A. high mountain in the Hausruck-und-Kobernaußerwald-Zug in the Hausruckviertel in Upper Austria .

Location and landscape

The summit is located in the municipality of Pöndorf (Vöcklabruck district, south side). It is located in the ridge that runs south from the main ridge of the Hamberg mountain range (up to  722  m above sea level ) over the Schranne  ( 727  m above sea level ). Here on the Cold Ice the ridge divides. A ridge stretches south to the Meisterholz  ( 711  m above sea level ), which is then surrounded by the Bruckwiesenbach to the (Fornacher) Redl . A second ridge goes south-west over the Florianikapelle  ( 691  m ) to Geretseck and then runs out into the Krenwald near Straßwalchen .

To the northwest, the Rabenbachtal leads to the Hochecker Schwemmbachtal and thus to Mattig and Inn , to the west lies the Fornacher Redltal, which drains with the Bruckwiesenbach to Vöckla and over the Ager to the Traun .

The mountain is mostly counted as part of the Kobernaußerwald (western part of the train), partly also to the Hausruck (eastern part) - the demarcation is seen somewhere here in the room.

History and Development

The name is likely to be of Slavic origin, -eis is a typical Windisch educational syllable .

In the Franciscan cadastre of the 1830s there is a small hill settlement called Branauer and an important border tree. It is said to have been an inn here. A single hut still stands today. A chapel is said to have stood in the vicinity even earlier, as Carl Schütz noted in 1787, south of Meisterholz, a St. Wolfgang. It should have expired in the 1830s.

The mountain can be reached from all sides on numerous forest roads, through the valleys as well as on the ridges. A forest road also runs along the ridge itself. This makes the area a good hiking and mountain biking area.

Web links

Commons : Kalteis  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ as the Inn / Traun watershed; as the limit of the old Hehnhart Forest Court ; or scenic Frankenburg - Kobernaußerwaldwarte - Kobernaußen .
  2. ↑ Konrad Schiffmann : The land above the Enns. An old Bavarian landscape in the name of its settlements, mountains, rivers and lakes. 2nd edition, Verlag R. Oldenbourg, 1922, p. 223 ( limited preview in the Google book search).
  3. ↑ a b Franziszäischer Cadastre 1817–1861; compare also the map Alois Souvent: administrative map of the Archduchy of Austria above the Enns. 1857 (both as a layer online at DORIS , various map topics , such as first regional recordings , original map quality, in particular the topic of the original map or cultural atlas );
    a chapel or comparable field name is nowhere to be found in the area.
  4. ↑ a b Adalbert Depiny : Upper Austrian saga book. Verlag R. Pirngruber , Linz 1932, No. 91 In the great forest of Fornach and Pöndorf there is a tavern ... , p. 131 ( limited preview in the Google book search).
  5. ↑ Vischer records a Jägerheisl in the area in 1667 , in Visscher Iagerheislo in 1702 - it is difficult to determine whether this is the same; the small or front Redl is the Bruckwiesenbach, the rear or large is today's Redl. Georg Matthäus Vischer: Archiducatus Austriae Superioris Geographica Descriptio facta Anno 1667; Nicolas Visscher: Austriae Archiducatus Pars Superior. 1702 ff (both maps as a layer online at DORIS, first regional recordings - because of the projection distortion, labeling there in 1667 at a position near Frauschereck, 1702 near Schlagereck south of St. Johann am Walde; status 10/2014).
  6. ^ Carl Schütz, Franz Müller: Mappa of the land above the Enns. In 1781, reduced and engraved by C. Schütz and written by F. Müller, Vienna 1787 (layer online at DORIS, first regional recordings ).