Hochvogel

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Hochvogel is a prominent 2,592-meter-high peak in the Allgäu Alps on the border between Germany and Austria, known for its striking pyramid shape and popular alpine climbing routes.

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Hochvogel canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
country Austria
Germany
elevation 2592 m
2592 metres
geology limestone
hasCategory Mountains of Bavaria
linked to: Bavarian Alps

Mountains of Tyrol
linked to: Austrian Alps

Mountains of the Alps
linked to: Alps

Two-thousanders of Austria
Two-thousanders of Germany
hasClimbingRoutes normal route from Prinz-Luitpold-Haus
routes from Hinterhornbach
routes from Hornbachtal
hasDifficulty alpine grade UIAA I–II on normal route
hasNameLanguage German
hasNotableFeature border summit marker
steep rock faces
striking pyramid shape
hasProminence approximately 572 m
hasRisk exposed sections on ascent routes
rockfall
hasShape pyramidal peak
hasSummitCross yes
hasSummitViewOf Allgäu Alps
Lechtal Alps
hasTouristUse alpine hiking destination
isPopularFor alpine climbing
mountaineering
isPopularWith climbers
hikers
isProtectedBy Allgäu High Alps Nature Reserve
isVisibleFrom Allgäu region
Lech Valley
locatedIn Alps
locatedInMountainRange Allgäu Alps
locatedInRegion Allgäu
linked to: Allgäu region
locatedInState Bavaria
Tyrol
locatedNear Bad Hindelang
Hinterhornbach
Prinz-Luitpold-Haus
locatedOnBorderBetween Austria
Germany
partOf Northern Limestone Alps

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Allgäu Alps contains Hochvogel