Everything about Estergebirge totally explained
Estergebirge is a small mountain range in
Bavaria. It is classified either as part of
Bavarian Prealps or larger chain of
Northern Limestone Alps. The range stretches for about 15 kilometers, from the west is bordered by valley of river
Loisach, from the east by
Walchensee lake and valley of river
Isar. With highest peak
Krottenkopf (2086 m) the highest part of the range just exceeds 2000 m level.
Prominent peaks are
Krottenkopf (2086 m),
Bischof (2033 m),
Hohe Kisten (1922 m), der
Hohe Fricken (1940 m). Standing a few kilometres away is
Simetsberg (1836 m).
The range is of
limestone. Treeline is around 1700 m.
As only the peak
Wank (1779 m) is accessible by
cable car, and most tourist and mountaineers are attracted to nearby higher ranges
Wetterstein,
Karwendel and to highest peak of Germany
Zugspitze,
Estergebirge stays relatively calm, with the exception of Wank.
Estergebirge offers various trekking and mountaineering possibilities both in summer and winter.
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