Austrian Alps
The Austrian Alps have more than 150 mountain ranges and their subdivisions. Of these, the vast majority of Austrian mountain ranges have at least one peak higher than 2,000 m above sea level.
On the NaTreku.cz website you can find a list of the most visited mountains of the Rakokous Alps, including detailed descriptions of hiking routes in these mountains. For each mountain you will find its description and basic characteristics, tips for hikes, treks and selected huts of the mountain. Since most people are interested in the highest mountains, we present here an overview of the TOP 10 highest Austrian mountains including the highest mountains and selected routes described on our portal:
TOP 10 highest mountains in the Austrian Alps:
| 1 | High Tauras | Grossglockner | 3 798 m n. m. | Hikes in High Tauras |
| 2 | Ötztal Alps | Wildspitze | 3 770 m n. m. | Hikes in Ötztal Alps |
| 3 | Zillertal Alps | Hochfeiler | 3 509 m n. m. | |
| 4 | Lechtal Alps | Parseierspitze | 3 306 m n. m | Hikes in Lechtal Alps |
| 5 | Dachstein | Hoher Dachstein | 2 995 m n. m. | Hikes in Dachstein |
| 6 | Wetterstein | Zugspitze | 2 962 m n. m. | |
| 7 | Berchtesgaden Alps | Hochkönig | 2 941 m n. m. | |
| 8 | Low Tauras | Hochgolling | 2 863 m n. m. | |
| 9 | Totes Gebirge | Grosser Priel | 2 515 m n. m. | Hikes in Totes Gebirge |
| 10 | Ennstal Alps | Hochtor | 2 369 m n. m. | Hikes in Ennstal Alps |