Nüschenstock
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Nüschenstock, picture taken from the Muttseehütte |
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height | 2893 m above sea level M. | |
location | Canton of Glarus , Switzerland | |
Mountains | Glarus Alps | |
Dominance | 1.73 km → Ruchi | |
Notch height | 248 m ↓ ridge between Hintersulzhorn and Scheidstöckli | |
Coordinates | 720 519 / 192 177 | |
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Normal way | From the south or via Rüchi |
The Nüschenstock is a mountain east of Tierfehd ( Linthal GL ) in the canton of Glarus in Switzerland with an altitude of 2893 m above sea level. M.
Location and surroundings
The Nüschenstock belongs to the Hausstockgruppe, a subgroup of the Glarus Alps . The summit is located entirely in the municipality of Glarus Süd .
The neighboring peaks include the Rüchi , Scheidstöckli , Hintersulzhorn , Ruchi , Muttenstock and Selbsanft .
The valley location is Linthal, a frequent starting point is the Muttseehütte .
Routes to the summit
From the south
- Starting point: Tierfehd ( 803 m ), Kalktrittli ( 1860 m ) or Muttseehütte ( 2501 m )
- Via: southwest ridge
- Difficulty: BG
- Time required: 6 hours from Tierfehd, 3½ hours from Kalktrittli or 1 hour from Muttseehütte.
- Note: You can take the Linth-Limmern cable car to Kalktrittli .
From the west
- Starting point: Linthal ( 662 m ), Tierfehd ( 803 m ) or Kalktrittli ( 1860 m )
- Via: Benefit Well, West Ridge
- Difficulty: BG
- Time required: 8 hours from Linthal, 6 hours from Tierfehd or 3½ hours from Kalktrittli
- Comment: Suitable for the descent, lots of rubble and debris.
From the north
panorama
gallery
Looking for house Stock (left) and Ruchi (right).
Look at the Tödi .
View to the north to the Ruchi and the Scheidstöckli .
View of the Muttsee construction site of the Linth-Limmern power plant , the Muttseehütte at the top right
literature
- Werner Luchsinger: Club guide, Glarus Alps. 9th edition. Verlag des SAC, 1992, ISBN 3-85902-119-2 , p. 194.
- National map of Switzerland, sheet 1193 Tödi, 1: 25000, Federal Office for Topography, edition 2001.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Timetable of the Tierfehd – Kalktrittli aerial cableway (PDF; 101 kB) on the AXPO website, accessed on June 23, 2014