Hochkönig massif

The Hochkönig massif is a prominent mountain range in the Austrian Alps, forming part of the Berchtesgaden Alps. Named after its highest peak, Hochkönig, which rises to about 2,941 meters (9,644 feet), the massif is characterized by rugged granite peaks, scenic valleys, and lush alpine meadows. It offers stunning natural beauty and is popular for outdoor activities like skiing, hiking, and mountain climbing. The region is also culturally rich, with charming villages and traditional alpine architecture, making it a desirable destination for both adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts.