Hoher Göll

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Hoher Göll is a prominent alpine peak in the Berchtesgaden Alps on the German-Austrian border, known for its steep limestone walls and popular climbing and hiking routes.

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Hoher Göll canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
climbingSeason summer
closestMajorCity Salzburg
country Austria
Germany
drainageBasin Danube basin
linked to: Danube River basin
elevation 2522 m
about 8280 ft
firstAscent 19th century (by local climbers and hunters)
geology limestone
hasClimbingGradeRange up to high alpine rock grades on steep faces
hasMountainHut Purtschellerhaus
hasParentPeak Hohes Brett
hasRoute climbing routes on north face
normal route from Purtschellerhaus
hasSubpeak Archenkopf
Hohes Brett
Kleiner Göll
hasSummitCross yes
isPartOf Eastern Alps
isTypeOf border mountain
knownFor alpine scenery
climbing routes
hiking routes
steep limestone walls
locatedIn Bavaria
Salzburg (state)
linked to: State of Salzburg
locatedInMountainRange Berchtesgaden Alps
locatedOnBorder Germany–Austria border
nearestTown Berchtesgaden
overlooks Berchtesgaden
Königssee
Obersalzberg area
linked to: Obersalzberg
partOf Berchtesgaden National Park region
Northern Limestone Alps
popularActivity hiking
mountaineering
rock climbing
ski touring
prominence approximately 1100 m
PurtschellerhausLocatedOn German–Austrian border ridge of Hoher Göll
skiTourSeason winter
terrain karstic limestone plateau and steep walls
viewpointFor Salzach valley
linked to: Salzach Valley

Tennengebirge
Watzmann massif
linked to: Watzmann

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Watzmann-Hocheck hasViewOf Hoher Göll
Jenner hasViewOf Hoher Göll
subject linked to: Jenner mountain
Göll massif hasPart Hoher Göll
Göll massif hasHighestPoint Hoher Göll