The Filzmoos Bischofsmütze is a landmark of the Salzburg region
In the heart of Salzburg Land lies the mountain village of Filzmoos, surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Among these peaks is a very special one - the Bischofsmütze. With its unmistakable shape, it rises proudly as a landmark of the region.
The Bischofsmütze actually consists of two peaks - the Großer Bischof and the Kleiner Bischof. At an altitude of 2458 metres, the "Großer Bischof" is the higher peak, while the "Kleiner Bischof" is just behind it at 2430 metres. Both offer an impressive sight and are very popular with mountaineers.
Geologically speaking, the Bischofsmütze is formed from Dachstein limestone, which is known for its durability. Over millions of years, this has created an extraordinary landscape that fascinates people and makes them return to this area again and again.
Numerous hiking trails wind their way around the mountain, and there are also more challenging mountain tours.
The Large (2,454 m) and Small (2.428 m) Bischofsmütze (2,454 m) in winter
