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The Peitlerkofel - one of the most rewarding viewpoint summits in the Dolomites
The crossing of the Aferer GeislerThis path, which crosses the small Dolomite mountain range of the Aferer Geisler, is named after a climber from ...
The northwestern stronghold of the DolomitesOf course, the clouds must hang low and the sky open all its sluices for someone visiting the ...
Points, walls, rock formations. You don't have to climb the Peitlerkofel, you can also circle it - starting from Würzjoch (Ladin: Ju de Börz).
The high, rocky face of the Peitlerkofel is a striking feature in the lower Gadertal and stands in stark contrast to the forested hills surrounding ...
The most popular starting point for the Peitlerkofel hike is the high-altitude Würzjoch (1,987 m). Those who start from the Campill Valley have a ...
Scenic Alpine summitFrom Würzjoch to the famous mountain.
Start from the Russiskreuz (1729 m). As far as the Tullenkar. At the descent to Tullen continue right, after a secured gully to the ridge height, ...
Classic summit tour in the Villnöß Valley From Zanser Alm to Peitlerkofel (also a great snowshoe hike) Starting point: Zanser Alm (1670 m) At ...
The crossing of the Aferer GeislerThis path, which crosses the small Dolomite mountain range of the Aferer Geisler, is named after a climber from ...
From Würzjoch over the Peitler saddle, detour to the summit of Zendleser Kofel and over the Schlütter hut and Kaserill Alm to Villnöss
To the PeitlerWith a dream view of the Dolomites
All-inclusive summit experience The Peitlerkofel is one of the most beautiful Dolomite peaks in South Tyrol. The free-standing mountain is clearly ...
The most popular starting point for the Peitlerkofel hike is the high-altitude Würzjoch (1,987 m). Those who start from the Campill Valley have a ...
Mountain route with via ferrata at the Aferer Geislern
The Kleiner Peitlerkofel is a magnificent mountain offering spectacular views, from which you can look out over the nearly vertical north faces of ...
Freestanding rock pyramidOne of the most important mountains of the Gadertal
Walk around Mount Pütia (4-5 h) From Passo delle Erbe via trail 8A across meadows, turn right under the north face, follow trail 4 to the saddle, ...
Scenic Alpine summitFrom Würzjoch to the famous mountain.
From Untermoi around the PeitlerkofelIn this area you will encounter a wide variety of gentian species almost everywhere; on the gentle mountain ...
Spectacular! The route today cannot be described otherwise.
The Peitlerkofel - one of the most rewarding viewpoint summits in the Dolomites
Der Peitlerkofel ist der höchste Berg mit seinen 2875m der Peitlerkofelgruppe in den Dolomiten. Er wird auch Eckpfeiler der Dolomiten genannt.
From Würzjoch over the northern alpine meadows to the Peitlerscharte, then over the southern alpine meadows to Gömajoch and back to Würzjoch.
Dolomite giant with much praised panoramic viewPosition and outstanding height stamp the Peitlerkofel as a lookout of the first order.
A panoramic tour for special daysThe proud Peitlerkofel is certainly not a destination for completely inexperienced mountaineers. However, those ...
Points, walls, rock formations. You don't have to climb the Peitlerkofel, you can also circle it - starting from Würzjoch (Ladin: Ju de Börz).
The high, rocky face of the Peitlerkofel is a striking feature in the lower Gadertal and stands in stark contrast to the forested hills surrounding ...
Anyone approaching the Peitlerkofel (Sas de Pütia, 2,875 m) from the north—for example, via Untermoi—might find it hard to believe that this ...
Aferer GeislerThe 6th stage of the Europa Höhenweg 2 leads from the Plosehütte into the realm of the Peitlerkofel up to the Schlüterhütte.
For the secured summit ascent, surefootedness and a head for heights are necessary; simple via ferrata equipment is also recommended for children.
The starting point for today’s tour is the Plose Hut in the Lüsner Mountains. Although they are not geologically composed of dolomite but rather of ...
The northwestern stronghold of the DolomitesOf course, the clouds must hang low and the sky open all its sluices for someone visiting the ...
Soaring freely into the airClassic summit tour from Villnöss via the Schlüterhütte to the Peitlerkofel.
The Dolomites, named after the French geologist Dolomieu (1750–1801), who described this “pale rock,” will constantly amaze us from today onward ...
Dolomite beneath our feet While the leisurely trail across the Lüsener Alm, winding through gentle, grass-covered hills, still reminds us of the ...
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