Eiblkogel Summit – Wayside Shrine at Kreuzsattel loop from Lärchkogel Winterparkplatz
Eiblkogel Summit – Wayside Shrine at Kreuzsattel loop from Lärchkogel Winterparkplatz
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Eiblkogel Summit – Wayside Shrine at Kreuzsattel loop from Lärchkogel Winterparkplatz
03:53
10.2km
710m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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1.67 km
Lärchkogel Summer Parking Lot (P1)
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There is also a P2 car park (estimated approximately 2 km further down) and a P3 car park (again estimated approximately 2 km further down).
It is important to note the following:
The parking spaces are free to use.
However, there are restrictions regarding the time of day:
May 1st to September 9th:
7 a.m. to 6 p.m
September 10th to April 30th:
8 a.m. to 4 p.m
The navigation device can use the following address:
Hinterlobming 18, 8713 St. Stefan ob Leoben
However, do not turn right to Jagawirt, which is right at the fork, but continue straight on to the parking spaces.
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4.70 km
Eiblkogel Summit
Highlight • Summit
5.86 km
Stonering Rock Arch
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6.72 km
Wayside Shrine at Kreuzsattel
Highlight • Religious Site
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6.74 km
Kreuzsattel
Highlight • Mountain Pass
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7.17 km
Kreuzsattel
Highlight • Mountain Pass
10.2 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
4.26 km
3.32 km
2.61 km
Surfaces
6.88 km
3.32 km
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Friday 17 July
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14°C
92 %
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Comments
Before the next heat wave rolls over our country again, we decided at short notice to use the somewhat "cooler" temperatures for a quick morning tour of the Eiblkogel. The advantage in summer is that you can start at about 1000 m above sea level. Not only are the temperatures very pleasant there, but the ascent to the Eiblkogel …
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After it's supposed to get pretty cloudy in the middle of the week and the weather is pretty bad again, we decided to pay a quick visit to the Eiblkogel. As soon as we approached the car park, the fog was getting denser, so we were able to "enjoy" a late autumn day in the Gleinalm area.
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Since one day is more beautiful than the next, we decided to escape from the morning mist and climb into the heights of the mountains.
We chose the Eiblkogel as a nice little round and enjoyed a wonderful, but rather windy day there!
Conclusion: A wonderful day on the mountain without the gloomy fog of the valleys
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After the fog had us firmly in its grip for days, we escaped it by heading up the mountain today! It's a good thing we chose the Eibelkogel, at over 1800m above sea level, as our destination, because the fog was firmly anchored up to over 1600m above sea level.
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