Wild Kreuzspitze

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Wild Kreuzspitze
Wilde Kreuzspitze from the south with Wildes See

Wilde Kreuzspitze from the south with Wildes See

height 3135  m slm
location South Tyrol ( Italy )
Mountains Zillertal Alps
Coordinates 46 ° 54 '51 "  N , 11 ° 35' 40"  E Coordinates: 46 ° 54 '51 "  N , 11 ° 35' 40"  E
Wilde Kreuzspitze (South Tyrol)
Wild Kreuzspitze
First ascent July 30, 1861 Anton von Ruthner with the farmer Perterer from the Burgum valley

The Wilde Kreuzspitze ( 3135  m slm ) is a mighty double peak between the Pfitscher valley in the northwest and the Valler valley in the southeast in South Tyrol ( Italy ). It is the main summit of the Fundres Mountains, a subgroup of the Zillertal Alps . The summit cross carries the lower south-east summit ( 3132  m ).

The summit was probably climbed early on by locals, but at least during the state survey of Tyrol . On July 30, 1861, A. v. Ruthner , accompanied by farmers Perterer as a mountain guide , the summit of the northwest through the valley of Burgumer Bach and a now defunct addition to the dip of the two peaks.

Marked paths lead from the northwest from the Sterzinger Hütte ( 2344  m ), from the Brixner Hütte ( 2307  m ) over the Rauhtaljoch and the east ridge and from the south over the Sengesscharte to the summit.

Literature and map

Web links

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Anthon von Ruthner: From Tyrol. Mountain and glacier trips in the Austrian high Alps. New series , Vienna 1869, p. 55 ff.