Schober group

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The Schober group is a subgroup of the Austrian Central Alps in the Eastern Alps. Together with the Ankogelgroup, the Goldberg Group, the Glockner group, the Kreuzeckgruppe, the Granatspitzgruppe, the Venediger Villgratner the mountains and the Rieserfernergruppe, the Schober group is the large group of the Hohe Tauern. The Schober Group is located in Austria in the federal states of Carinthia and Tyrol. The highest peak is the Petzeck with a height of 3283 m above sea level. A.

The Schober group is located south of the Alps, in the central part of the Hohe Tauern. It is named after the mountain high Schober, 3240 m above sea level. A. In the West, the group runs the Felbertauernstraße, in the south there is Lienz, the district capital of East Tyrol and in the east runs the southern entrance to the famous Grossglockner High Alpine Road.

The Schober group - at least for climbers and tourists north of the Alps - in the shadow of the more famous neighboring groups ( Grossglockner, GROßVENEDIGER ). However, the group has with its distinctive peaks, lakes their wealth and their characteristic landscape quite special features which justify a separate visit.

The Schober group is part of the National Park Hohe Tauern. Carinthia brought 1981, the Schober group together with the Glockner group than the first two groups of mountains in the national park one.

Adjacent Mountain Ranges

The Schobergruppe borders the following other mountain groups in the Alps:

  • Glockner ( to the north)
  • Goldberg Group ( East)
  • Kreuzeckgruppe ( in the southeast )
  • Gail Valley Alps ( in the south)
  • Villgratner mountains ( in the southwest )
  • Granatspitzgruppe ( in the northwest)

Summit

All named three thousand in the Schober group:

  • Petzeck 3283 m above sea level. A.
  • Red Button 3281 m above sea level. A.
  • Big Horn Head 3251 m above sea level. A.
  • High Schober 3242 m above sea level. A.
  • Glödis 3206 m above sea level. A.
  • Little Horn Head 3194 m above sea level. A.
  • Kruckelkopf 3181 m above sea level. A.
  • Crystal head 3160 m above sea level. A.
  • Clamp heads max. 3155 m above sea level. A.
  • Big Friedrich head 3134 m above sea level. A.
  • High Perschitzkopf 3125 m above sea level. A.
  • Evil Female 3119 m above sea level. A.
  • Small Schober 3119 m above sea level. A.
  • Northern Talleitenspitze 3115 m above sea level. A.
  • Karl Kamp 3114 m above sea level. A.
  • Southern Talleitenspitze 3113 m above sea level. A.
  • High Seekamp 3112 m above sea level. A.
  • Ralf head 3106 m above sea level. A.
  • Ganot 3102 m above sea level. A.
  • Phillips 3102 m above sea level. A.
  • Gößnitzkopf 3096 m above sea level. A.
  • Rotspitzen max. 3096 m above sea level. A.
  • Georg head 3090 m above sea level. A.
  • Ruiskopf 3090 m above sea level. A.
  • High ax 3086 m above sea level. A.
  • Keeskopf 3081 m above sea level. A.
  • Boards heads max. 3078 m above sea level. A.
  • High Prijakt 3064 m above sea level. A.
  • Small Friedrich head 3059 m above sea level. A.
  • Niederer Prijakt 3056 m above sea level. A.
  • Debantgrat 3055 m above sea level. A.
  • Alkuser Rotspitze 3053 m above sea level. A.
  • Gridenkarköpfe max. 3031 m above sea level. A.
  • Koegele 3030 m above sea level. A.
  • Brent heads max. 3019 m above sea level. A.
  • Tschadinhorn 3016 m above sea level. A.
  • Adolf Noßberger Hut
  • Elberfelder Hütte
  • Gernot Rohr - bivouac
  • Gößnitzkopf bivouac
  • High Schober hut
  • Lienz hut
  • Wangenitzseehütte
  • Winklerner hut
Lienz District Alpine Club classification of the Eastern Alps Ankogel Group Kreuzeck group Granatspitze Group Venediger Group Rieserferner Group Three-thousander Gurktal Alps Lavanttal Alps Samnaun Alps Sarntal Alps Silvretta Alps Stubai Alps Tux Alps
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