Elferspitze (Sesvenna group)
| Elferspitze | ||
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 Elferspitze from the north, from the Zehnerkopf |
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| height | 2926 m slm | |
| location | South Tyrol ( Italy ) | |
| Mountains | Sesvenna group | |
| Dominance | 4.41 km → Rasass peak | |
| Notch height | 240 m | |
| Coordinates | 46 ° 46 '36 " N , 10 ° 29' 16" E | |
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| rock | Orthogneiss ( ÖSK ) | |
| Normal way | From the Haideralm via Haiderscharte and south ridge | |
The Elferspitze ( Italian Cima Undici , 2926 m slm ) is a summit of the Sesvenna group in Vinschgau . It is the highest elevation of the mountain range between the Reschensee lake to the east and the Rojental in the west, which also includes the Zwölferkopf ( Cima Dodici , 2783 m ) to the northwest and the Zehnerkopf ( Cima Dieci , 2675 m ) to the north . Viewed from Rojen , these peaks served as a reference point for determining the time via the position of the sun. This is why these three peaks are called Rojener Sundial .
Climbs
The usual ascent to the Elferspitze starts at the Haideralm , which can be reached by cable car from St. Valentin auf der Haide . From there you first follow the high path to Schöneben in a northerly direction, from which the ascent path to Elferspitze branches off to the west after a little more than a kilometer. You reach the summit of the Elferspitze via the Haiderscharte and the south ridge. It takes about 2½ hours from the Haideralm. The ascent route is marked .
From the Elferspitze a transition to the Zwölfer- and Zehnerkopf is possible. The Zwölferkopf can also be reached from Rojen. The shortest ascent to the Zehnerkopf is from Schöneben on the north side of this mountain, and lastly you get to the summit from the west.
Individual evidence
- ^ Reimo Lunz: Archaeological forays through South Tyrol. Volume 2 Etschtal from Reschen to the Salurner Klause. Athesia, Bozen 2006, ISBN 88-8266-259-4 , p. 23.
