Funtenseetauern
| Funtenseetauern | ||
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 Massif of the Funtenseetauern from the west |
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2578 m above sea level NHN 2579 m above sea level A. |
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| location | Bavaria , Germany and Salzburg , Austria | |
| Mountains | Steinernes Meer , Berchtesgaden Alps | |
| Dominance | 3.9 km → Selbhorn | |
| Notch height | 221 m ↓ Hochbrunnsulzen | |
| Coordinates | 47 ° 29 '6 " N , 12 ° 58' 37" E | |
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| First ascent | first tourist ascent through Kaindl and Grill, approx. 1865 | |
The Funtenseetauern is 2578 m above sea level. NHN high border summit between Germany and Austria on the northern edge of the Steinernes Meer , one of the nine mountain ranges of the Berchtesgaden Alps . The Funtenseetauern builds up with a broad shoulder over Königs- and Obersee south of Berchtesgaden . The Stuhljoch ( 2448 m ) lies in front of the Funtenseetauern to the northwest and is connected to it by a ridge , which breaks off steeply with the chair wall into the basin of the Funtensee .
The usual approach is from the Kärlingerhaus in three hours on foot over the back of the Stuhlwand and the Stuhljoch ( difficulty according to UIAA scale: I , surefootedness and a head for heights required). In connection with a descent through the Ledererkar , the mountain can be crossed. But also over the Ledererkar itself, over the north ridge of the Halsköpfl , from the Wasseralm , through the Unsünnigen Winkel or the Steinige Grube (among other less known and more difficult variants) the Funtenseetauern is climbed.
In winter the Funtenseetauern is a worthwhile ski tour , the usual ascent takes place in the course of the Großer Reibn . But this summit is also often climbed on skis during a stay at the Kärlingerhaus .
The name "Funtenseetauern" is often mistakenly interpreted as plural and used as "die Funtenseetauern" (analogous to: "the Hohe Tauern ").
View from Stuhljoch to the Funtenseetauern. The normal route from the Kärlingerhaus runs over the ridge.
The summit of the Funtenseetauern from the southwest.
View from the ark pulpit to the south; above the Königssee of the Funtenseetauern
