Alpkopf (Bregenz Forest Mountains)

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Alpkopf
Panorama Dornbirner First to Hoher Staufen

Panorama Dornbirner First to Hoher Staufen

height 1788  m above sea level A.
location Vorarlberg , Austria
Mountains Freschengruppe , Bregenz Forest Mountains
Dominance 1.67 km →  High Freschen
Notch height 110 m ↓  north of the Binnelalpe
Coordinates 47 ° 19 ′ 43 "  N , 9 ° 46 ′ 30"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 19 ′ 43 "  N , 9 ° 46 ′ 30"  E
Alpkopf (Bregenz Forest Mountains) (Vorarlberg)
Alpkopf (Bregenz Forest Mountains)
Normal way from Ebnit and over the Dornbirner First and the Hohe Freschen on hiking trails
Panoramic view from the summit cross in western direction

Panoramic view from the summit cross in western direction

Template: Infobox Berg / Maintenance / BILD1

The Alpkopf is a 1788 meter high mountain in the Bregenzerwald Mountains , which is located in the municipality of Dornbirn ( Dornbirn district ). The top of the mountain is easily accessible on foot.

The European long-distance hiking trail E4 (Northern Alpine Trail 01 / Austrian Long-Distance Hiking Trail 01 , section Bregenz - Bödele - Hoher Freschen - Damüls ) leads directly past the foot of the Alpkopf.

location

The Alpkopf is about 1430 m as the crow flies east of the Salzbodenkopf ( 1765  m above sea level ). The Hohe Freschen is about 2400 m as the crow flies to the south and the Sattelspitz is about 1000 m to the northwest.

The Alpkopf is also located directly on the hiking trail between the Dornbirner First to the Binnelalpe (about 1724  m above sea level ) and the Hohe Freschen. To the west it drops steeply to the Bockshangalpe (about 1340  m above sea level ). The closest to the Alpkopf is the Altenhofalpe (around 1600  m above sea level , as the crow flies around 800 m).

summit

On the summit of the Alpkopf

The Alpkopf is largely covered with grass on the eastern side and is rather inconspicuous. There is a simple wooden summit cross on it.

Below the summit on the western, steeply sloping side, several streams arise, which unite to form the Bockshanggraben, which in turn forms a tributary of the Ebniterach .

hike

The Dornbirner First , the Alpkopf and the Hohe Freschen require surefootedness, sometimes a head for heights and alpine equipment with good mountain boots. The closest hiking base is the Freschenhaus ( 1846  m above sea level ). The surrounding Alps are partly cultivated in summer.

See also

literature