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| Ennstal Alps | ||
| federal state | Styria | |
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| Residents | unknown | |
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| height | 2,369 m | |
| no tourist info on Wikidata: | ||
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The Ennstal Alps are predominantly in the Upper Styria (Federal state Styria), only a small part of the subgroup of Hall walls located in Upper Austria.
Regions
The subgroups from northwest to southeast, highest peak in brackets:
- Hall walls (Große Pyhrgas, 2,224 m), north of the Enns;
- Gesäuse (Hochtor, 2,369 m), the mountains and the national park around the valley of the Enns;
- Eisenerzer Alps (Gßeck 2,214 m), south of the Enns;
places
- Admont (640 m), gate to Gesäuse, Benedictine monastery with the largest monastery library in the world;
- Johnsbach (853 m) in the Johnsbachtal, mountaineering and holiday village;
- St. Gallen (513 m), market town with Gallenstein Castle;
- Hieflau (803 m), at the eastern outlet of the Enns, Köhlerzentrum (Montanmuseum);
Other goals
background
The Enns gives its name to the mountains.
language
getting there
mobility
Tourist Attractions
activities
In summer
In the winter
Alpine skiing
kitchen
nightlife
security
climate
- ÖAV - Alpine Club - Weather service;
- Avalanche warning service for the Styria
