슈반베르그‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪13‬개의 산 정상

카린티아와 슈타이어마르크로의 멋진 전망

"Is it always something special for you?" asks presenter Werner Schmidbauer, as he reaches the summit cross crowning the Rabenkopf mountain with Munich pastor Rainer Maria Schießler in an episode of the Bavarian Television series "Gipfeltreffen." I would like to offer his short but succinct answer for the consideration of all who linger before this small, sacred monument: "For me, the cross has always been a symbol of encouragement, hope, new beginnings, and life. That's how my parents taught it to me..."

Especially beautiful in winter when the ice is horizontal at the radar station.

I ask the next friendly hiker who reads this beforehand to take a summit book and a new pen for the summit, because the book is unfortunately full and the pen is already very old 🖊️📒 Thank you very much!

The summit cross collapsed in January 2014 due to heavy snow and ice loads. On June 6, 2014, the cross was re-erected in its old form made of oak wood and was ceremoniously inaugurated on July 5, 2014 by Dean Engelbert Hofer and Pastor Eugen Länger ✝️ http://www.kleindenkmaeler.at/detail/gipfelkreuz_grosser_speikkogel

The Speikkogel (SPK) fixed radar station (ORS) is also called the Goldhaube. The Goldhaube system covers an airspace that extends at least to the following countries and points: West: almost all of Switzerland, up to about Lausanne Northwest: up to the border of Luxembourg North: Berlin in Germany Northeast: Łódź in Poland East: up to the Romanian and Ukrainian borders; almost all of Hungary Southeast: almost to Belgrade and a little beyond Sarajevo South: approximately to Ancona in Italy Southwest: up to and including the Ligurian coast (Liguria) and Genoa as well as Turin.

The Große Speikkogel is the highest peak in the Koralpe ⛰️ The peak is located in Carinthia around 400 meters west of the border with Styria, around 18 km west of Deutschlandsberg in Styria and around 10 km east of Wolfsberg 🧭 Its summit cross was erected in 1948, renovated in 1973 and renewed in June 2014 ✝️ Height: 2140 m Source: Wikipedia

You can hike up at any time of the year and, weather permitting, enjoy a great view.