Fanellhorn
| Fanellhorn | ||
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 From the Guraletschsee to the south-southwest |
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| height | 3123 m above sea level M. | |
| location | Canton of Graubünden , Switzerland | |
| Mountains | Adula Alps | |
| Dominance | 5.9 km → Güferhorn | |
| Notch height | 304 m ↓ Canallückli | |
| Coordinates | 729 751 / 156565 | |
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| First ascent | July 9, 1859 by Johann Jakob Weilenmann | |
| Normal way | Over the northeast ridge | |
The Fanellhorn is a mountain in the Adula Alps in the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland with a height of 3123 m above sea level. M. The summit southwest of Vals is one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the area and a popular ski tour destination in winter. The shapely, three-sided pyramid represents the center of the small Fanellhorn group.
Location and surroundings
The Fanellhorn is located entirely in the municipality of Vals . To the north-west are the Guraletschhorn ( 2907 m ) and the Ampervreilhorn ( 2801 m ). With these two, the Fanellhorn forms a mountain ridge that separates the Valser Tal from the Peilertal. In the west, the Fanellhorn is bordered by the Canaltal, in the south by the Fanell Glacier . To the west of the Fanellhorn is the Zervreilasee .
Its neighboring peaks include the Wissgrätli ( 2865 m ), the Guraletschhorn ( 2907 m ), the Ampervreilhorn ( 2801 m ), the Valserhorn ( 2885 m ), the Wenglispitz ( 2841 m ), the Chilchalphorn ( 3039 m ), the Lorenzhorn ( 3048 m ), the Zervreilahorn ( 2897 m ) or the Furggeltihorn ( 3043 m ).
The farthest visible point ( 44 ° 16 '39.1 " N , 10 ° 24' 37.7" O ) from Fanellhorn lies with the Monte Cusna ( 2121 m slm ) in the municipality of Villa Minozzo between Bologna and La Spezia in the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna and is 272 km away.
Origin of name
Fan is the basis of the Italian fango for 'mud'. In Rhaeto-Romanic the word existed as faun, feun for 'puddle' and was preserved in 'fan' and many other names. Fanella Alp and Fanellahorn were probably supplemented with -ella like Lavinella ( Santa Domenica ) - lavina is a derivation from the Italian for 'avalanche'.
Routes to the summit
Summer routes
In summer, the Vals hiking bus opens up various starting points for hikes from the village.
From the Fanelllücke
- Starting point: Berggasthaus Zervreila ( 1838 m ) (stop: Vals, Zervreila) or Peil ( 1667 m ) or Vals ( 1251 m )
- Via: Fanelllücke ( 2869 m )
- From Vals or Berggasthaus Zervreila via Canalbrücke, Canalalp to Fanelllücke
- From Vals or Peil through the Peiltal via Fanella Alp to the Fanelllücke
Canaltal (from Zervreila) or Fanella Alp (from Peil), then
- Difficulty: WS
- Time required: ¾ hours from the Fanell gap
- 5 hours from the Zervreila mountain inn or 8¼ hours from Vals
- 4¼ hours from Peil, 6¼ hours from Vals
From the Peilertal and over the northeast ridge
- Starting point: Peil ( 1667 m ) or Vals ( 1251 m )
- Via: Fanella Alp, P. 2710 (Fanellgrätli), then via the northeast ridge to the summit
- Difficulty: WS until P. 2710 (Fanellgrätli) as trail white-red-white , then as Alpine Route white-blue-white marked
- Time required: 6 hours from Vals or 4 hours from Peil
- Variation: Over the Fanell Glacier and over the southeast side to the summit
Over the Guraletschalp and over the northeast ridge
- Starting point: Berggasthaus Zervreila ( 1838 m ) (stop: Vals, Zervreila)
- Via: Guraletschalp, Guraletschsee , P. 2710 (Fanellgrätli)
- Difficulty: WS until P. 2710 (Fanellgrätli) as trail white-red-white , then as Alpine Route white-blue-white marked
- Time required: 3½ hours
From Zervreilasee over the northwest ridge
- Starting point: Berggasthaus Zervreila ( 1838 m ) (stop: Vals, Zervreila)
- Via: Bleschaturra, P. 2705 (NE des Wissgrätli), then via the NW ridge or the SW ridge to the summit
- Difficulty: WS
- Time required: 4 hours
Winter routes
The Zervreila and Marcheggen wilderness areas must be respected. Between December 20 and April 15, entry is prohibited in the Zervreila quiet zone (on foot and winter sports); in the Marcheggen quiet zone, it is permitted to use the marked paths.
From Zervreila
- Starting point: Berggasthaus Zervreila ( 1838 m ) (stop: Vals, Zervreila)
- Via: P. 2705, P. 2874
- Exposures: N, W
- Difficulty: ZS +
- Time required: 4 hours
- Note: If there is a risk of slab, it is safer to cross the Wissgrätli
- Alternative: from P. 2705 towards the NE ridge of the Fanellhorn, then over the E slope to the summit
Descent over the Guraletschsee
- End: Berggasthaus Zervreila ( 2409 m )
- Via: Guraletschsee ( 1838 m )
- Exposures: N, W
- Difficulty: ZS
Descent through the Peiltal
- Destination: Vals Valé ( 1271 m )
- Via: Peil ( 1667 m )
- Exposures: E, NE
- Difficulty: ZS-
panorama
gallery
Guraletschsee , in the background the Fanellhorn.
Fanellhorn, recorded from the Zervreilahorn .
Chilchalphorn and Fanell Glacier, viewed from the Fanellhorn.
Guraletschhorn and Ampervreilhorn , seen from the Fanellhorn.
literature
- Manfred Hunziker: Club guide Bündner Alpen 2 From Lukmanier to Domleschg , Verlag des SAC, ISBN 3-85902-154-0
- Bernard Condrau: Club guide, Graubünden Alps . Bündner Oberland and Rheinwald area. 4th edition. tape II . Verlag des SAC, 1981, ISBN 3-85902-025-0 , p. 248-251 .
- Fabian Lippuner, David Coulin: Alpine hiking / summit destinations, Graubünden North . Verlag des SAC, 2013, ISBN 978-3-85902-341-3 , p. 321-322 .
- National map of Switzerland, sheet 1254 Hinterrhein, 1: 25,000, Federal Office of Topography, 2015 edition.
Web links
- Calculated 360 ° panorama from the Fanellhorn
- www.hikr.org Various tour options on the Fanellhorn
Individual evidence
- ^ Bernard Condrau: Club guide, Bündner Alpen . Bündner Oberland and Rheinwald area. 4th edition. tape II . Verlag des SAC, 1981, ISBN 3-85902-025-0 , p. 250 .
- ↑ Calculated 360 ° panorama ( U. Deuschle ; information ) from the Fanellhorn
- ↑ Andrea Schorta: How the mountain got its name . Small Rhaetian name book with two and a half thousand geographical names of Graubünden. Terra Grischuna Verlag, Chur and Bottmingen / Basel 1988, ISBN 3-7298-1047-2 , p. 86 .
- ↑ Postbus and Shuttle website from Vals. Retrieved April 13, 2020.
- ↑ Federal Hunting Banned Areas Website Wildlife Rest Zones. Retrieved April 14, 2020.