369:. The height of the nature reserve's terrain ranges from 480 m up to 2344 m at the summit of the Ellmauer Halt. The only man-made lift in the protected area is the chair lift to the Brentenjoch saddle. Other lift projects were not realized because of the nature reserve. For a long time, the construction of a road into the Kaisertal valley was hotly contested as it was the only inhabited valley in Austria without road access. The Kaisertal road, which now runs from Ebbs through the Anna Tunnel (813 m long) into the Kaisertal, was opened on 31 May 2008. It was built by the parish of Ebbs as a private road for use only by a very narrow group of beneficiaries: residents, farmers, authorities and organisations with safety functions.
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As early as the 1920s individual nature lovers, including the "Emperor Pope", Franz
Nieberl, called for greater protection of the unique natural region of the Kaiser. The primary aim of this protection was to prevent over development of the Kaiser Mountains by cable cars and roads. In those days such
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The touristic development of the Kaiser began in the second half of the 19th century. Most of the documented first ascents of its summits date from that time until the turn of the century. It is likely, however, that most of the peaks had already been climbed from time to time by local herders and
280:. In total the Kaiser extends for about 20 km (12 mi) in an east-west direction and about 14 km (8.7 mi) from north to south, giving a total area of some 280 square kilometres (110 sq mi). The Zahmer Kaiser only just breaks through the 2,000 metre barrier (in the
345:, which was officially opened on 19 April 1963. The reserve, which covered all the peaks of the Wilder and Zahmer Kaiser, has an area of 102 square kilometres (39 sq mi) and lies within the territories of the municipalities of Kufstein, St. Johann in Tirol,
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poachers, without any records having been kept. The time from the late 19th century to the First World War was a period when the limestone faces of the Wilder Kaiser were the cradle of Munich's climbing scene, when well-known climbing pioneers like
732:"Es ist in der Herrschaft Khueffstein der Kayser, ein sehr hoches Gepürg, so einer kaiserlichen Cron gleich ist, seiner vilfeltigen Zinggen halber, dann auch, dass er in der Heche vil Meils Wegs weit, als ob er rund und gekrönt ware, gesehen wird."
728:"There is in the dominion of Kufstein the Kayser, a very high mountain range, which is just like an imperial crown, on account of its many peaks, and also because it appears from an altitude and miles away as if it is round and crowned."
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and Helmut Kiene on the
Fleischbank. In the 1970s and 1980s a whole range of sometimes extremely difficult sport climbing routes were opened in the Kaiser mountains. The most difficult currently is "The Emperor's New Clothes" route
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The sometimes highly technology-centric climbing styles and techniques developed mainly before the First World War influenced climbing in the Kaiser until the 1960s. In 1977,
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in the borough of
Kufstein at 2,344 metres (7,690 ft). There are around forty other summits, including many well-known climbing peaks such as the
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The first dated evidence of human settlement in the Kaiser
Mountains goes back 4000 to 5000 years. These are discoveries of the remains of
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Mountains there are about 940 different flowering plants, 38 different species of
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that will probably disappear soon as average temperatures rise. In the far west of the mountain range is
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and styles. Other well-known climbers from various periods who opened new routes on the Kaiser are
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processes the Kaiser is also home to a number of rare, partly endemic invertebrates, such as
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ideas were unsuccessful. In 1961, following a referendum, it was decided to establish a
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settlers in the cave. Documentary evidence of human settlement in the
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pass, but are separated in the west by the valley of
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climbing was introduced with the free ascent of the
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463:also stocked with typical plants. As a product of
256:chain of mountains, formed predominantly of bare
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1474:Kletterführer Wilder Kaiser, Vol 2 (Niveau 6-10)
1295:Bourne, Grant and Körner-Bourne, Sabine (2007).
794:south side of the Wilder Kaiser seen from Ellmau
1459:Kletterführer Wilder Kaiser, Vol 1 (Niveau 3-6)
1172:, Pfandlhof, Riedl Hut, Rietzaualm, Veitenhof,
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786:Important peaks and routes in the Wilder Kaiser
1320:, 14th ed., John Wiley & Sons, Chichester.
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1438:Höfler, Horst and Piepenstock, Jan (2006).
912:Mitterkaiser (2,011 m (6,598 ft))
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1019:Jovenspitze (1,890 m (6,200 ft))
903:Kleine Halt (2,116 m (6,942 ft))
860:Törlspitzen (2,204 m (7,231 ft))
396:are very rich, with 100 and 236 different
248:The Kaiser Mountains are divided into the
1299:, 2nd ed., Cicerone, Milnthorpe, p. 275.
1016:Elferkogel (1,916 m (6,286 ft))
882:Kaiserkopf (2,164 m (7,100 ft))
879:Kopfkraxen (2,178 m (7,146 ft))
1731:Mountain ranges of Tyrol (federal state)
1394:, 2nd ed., Cicerone, Singapore, p. 430,
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1377:The Kaiser Mountains at SummitPost.org
940:Wilder Kaiser, north side (Scheffauer)
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1365:The land of Teck and its neighborhood
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1331:History of geology and palaeontology
985:Important peaks in the Zahmer Kaiser
224:. The mountains are situated in the
331:The Kaiser Mountains from the south
39:The Kaiser Mountains from the south
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216:. Its main ridges – are the
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1329:von Zittel, Karl Alfred (1962).
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16:Mountain range in Tyrol, Austria
1476:. Panico-Alpinverlag, 1st ed.
1461:. Panico-Alpinverlag, 3rd ed.
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519:. In higher regions there are
208:) are a mountain range in the
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1363:Baring-Gould, Sabine (1911).
1316:Henshall, Mark (ed.) (2011).
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782:on the Fleischbank pinnacle.
670:which in turn flows into the
1297:Walking in the Bavarian Alps
1045:Neighbouring mountain groups
993:The Zahmer Kaiser seen from
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1276:Sites Information Service
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964:Wilder Kaiser, east side
776:Des Kaisers neue Kleider
724:Gamsgiayt an dem Chaiser
666:and discharges into the
469:Allobobophora smaragdina
1741:Ramsar sites in Austria
1726:Northern Limestone Alps
1535:Northern Limestone Alps
1533:Mountain ranges of the
1342:Lycett, Andrew (2012).
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638:and consists mainly of
636:Northern Limestone Alps
545:red-breasted flycatcher
424:, and, in sunny areas,
384:and over 400 different
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140:Northern Limestone Alps
1641:Upper Austrian Prealps
1415:Schubert, Pit (2000).
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630:Geology and hydrology
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1646:Rax-Schneeberg Group
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608:Eurasian sparrowhawk
416:area there are also
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220:and south of it the
1651:Salzburg Slate Alps
1392:Walking in the Alps
1222:St. Johann in Tirol
1180:, Wochenbrunner Alm
744:climbing techniques
238:St. Johann in Tirol
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1736:Kitzbühel District
1561:Berchtesgaden Alps
1442:Alpenvereinsführer
1419:Alpenvereinsführer
1218:Kirchdorf in Tirol
1185:Valley settlements
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388:. The colonies of
359:Kirchdorf in Tirol
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121:47.56167; 12.30194
45:Highest point
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1497:978-3-7633-7050-4
1425:Bergverlag Rother
1352:978-1-7802-2553-1
1318:Frommer's Austria
1305:978-1-85284-497-4
1106:Bavarian Pre-Alps
1072:Location on Earth
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1546:Allgäu Alps
1346:, Phoenix.
1344:Ian Fleming
1198:Durchholzen
1145:Grutten Hut
1032:Petersköpfl
886:Hackenköpfe
874:Fleischbank
868:Totenkirchl
825:Karlspitzen
748:Paul Preuss
740:Hans Dülfer
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564:crag martin
549:North Tyrol
489:vertebrates
485:butterflies
438:dwarf shrub
298:Fleischbank
294:Totenkirchl
290:Karlspitzen
254:Wild Kaiser
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1255:References
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167:Designated
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517:bank vole
473:earthworm
446:alpenrose
434:subalpine
432:. In the
412:. In the
274:Kaisertal
258:limestone
244:Divisions
107:12°18′7″E
70:Geography
61:Elevation
1388:Reynolds
1281:25 April
1243:See also
1234:Scheffau
1214:Schwendt
1206:Walchsee
1190:Kufstein
892:Lärcheck
680:Weißache
672:Chiemsee
668:Großache
644:dolomite
491:are the
461:wetlands
367:Walchsee
363:Scheffau
234:Kufstein
226:Austrian
1621:Leogang
927:Gallery
831:Sonneck
698:History
600:Raptors
552:endemic
521:chamois
481:spiders
465:ice age
398:species
78:Austria
75:Country
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454:Alpine
410:spruce
394:lichen
386:mosses
351:Ellmau
198:German
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1100:Rofan
560:raven
547:(for
537:birds
525:stoat
505:viper
475:), a
426:alder
402:beech
390:fungi
378:fauna
374:flora
355:Going
230:Tyrol
87:Tyrol
83:State
1493:ISBN
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1283:2018
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