- The
Hochschober (3,240 m (AA)) is the
mountain that
gives its name to the
Schober Group in the High Tauern,
although the
summit is only the
fourth highest...
- 718 ft))
Schober Group (including the Petzeck, 3,283
metres (10,771 ft) and
Hochschober, 3,240
metres (10,630 ft))
Kreuzeck Group (Mölltaler Polinik, 2,784 metres...
-
Hochschorner (born 1979),
Slovakian slalom canoeist, twin
brother of
Pavol Hochschober This page
lists people with the
surname Hochschorner. If an internal...
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easiest route to the
Hoher Prijakt takes about three hours from the
Hochschober Hut
heading for the
Mirnitzscharte notch,
later turning north and heading...
-
range is
located inside Hohe
Tauern national park. It is
named after Mt.
Hochschober, 3,242
metres (10,636 ft),
though its
highest peak is Mt.
Petzeck at...
- Hautes-Alpes FR 309
Hochschober 3242 433 46°56′33″N 12°41′54″E / 46.94250°N 12.69833°E / 46.94250; 12.69833 (309.
Hochschober (3242 m))
Schober Group...
- the Schober. Nevertheless, this peak is far less well
known that the
Hochschober or the Glödis. This is
probably because the
mountain is not
visible from...
- 1865 113
Hochschober 3242 ET
Schober Group Hohe
Tauern 46°56′33″N 12°41′54″E / 46.94250°N 12.69833°E / 46.94250; 12.69833 (113.
Hochschober (3242 m))...
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named "(great/high) haystack" in
Austria alone.
Among these are: The
Hochschober (3,242 m),
after which the
Schober Group has been named.
Schober (2,967...
-
Debantbach is a
stream in East Tyrol, Austria. Its
source is west of the
Hochschober and
north of the Leibnitztörl,
below the Debantgrat [de]. At the end...
