Gösleswand

The Gösleswand is a 2,912-metre peak in the Lasörling group, part of the Venediger range in East Tyrol. Its striking southwest face rises to 2,865 metres where the summit cross stands. A panoramic board at the top identifies the many surrounding summits. Once famous for its minerals, the mountain has been picked clean by collectors over the years.

Walkers usually take the signed path from Rote Lenke, reaching the top in about thirty minutes. The route is often included on the Lasörling high trail between Lasörling Hut and Neue Reichenberger Hut. The guidebook by Willi End and Hubert Peterka describes the climb in detail.

At the summit there are views across the Venediger range and beyond. The route itself winds through alpine meadows before tackling steeper ground near the top. The final stretch follows a narrow ridge to the cross and the information board.