Katschberg

Katschberg is best known within Austria for the Katschberg Pass, a 1,641-metre crossing between Salzburg’s Lungau district and Carinthia. Set on the route between the Mur valley and the Lieser valley, it forms a high-alpine link across this part of the Tauern. The Katschberg-Aineck ski area uses the slopes of Aineck and Tschaneck, while marked routes support mountain walks in summer and winter sports in the colder months. The pass has long connected Salzburg and Carinthia; today, the Tauern Autobahn runs beneath it through the Katschberg Tunnel. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Katschberg relates to the Tauern and Carinthian surroundings.

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