Austrian Mountains above 3,500 Metres

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The 14 highest peaks are located in either one of just two ranges – Hohe Tauern and Ötztal Alps. Only the 15th and 16th place are occupied by the highest mountains of Zillertal Alps and Stubai Alps, respectively. The dominant Bundesland in terms of concentration of the highest mountains is Tyrol.

Rank Name Altitude Range Bundesland
1 Grossglockner 3,798 Hohe Tauern East Tyrol – Carinthia
2 Wildspitze 3,774 Ötztal Alps Tyrol
3 Kleinglockner 3,770 Hohe Tauern East Tyrol – Carinthia
4 Weisskugel 3,738 Ötztal Alps Tyrol
5 Grossvenediger 3,662 Hohe Tauern East Tyrol – Salzburg
6 Hinterer Brochkogel 3,628 Ötztal Alps Tyrol
7 Hintere Schwärze 3,628 Ötztal Alps Tyrol
8 Similaun 3,606 Ötztal Alps Tyrol
9 Grosses Wiesbachhorn 3,564 Hohe Tauern Salzburg
10 Rainerhorn 3,560 Hohe Tauern East Tyrol
11 Grosser Ramolkogel 3,550 Ötztal Alps Tyrol
12 Schalfkogel 3,540 Ötztal Alps Tyrol
13 Hochvernagtspitze 3,539 Ötztal Alps Tyrol
14 Fineilspitze 3,514 Ötztal Alps Tyrol
15 Hochfeiler 3,510 Zillertal Alps Tyrol
16 Zuckerhütl 3,507 Stubai Alps Tyrol