Brunecker Turm

Mur de Pisciadù Occidentale, far left Brunecker tower

The Brunecker tower (Italian: Mura del Pisciadù Occidentale ) is a rock tower ( 2495 m ) on the Sella massif, Italy. It is located north of Cima Pisciadù and is named after the town of Brunico.

The tower is separated by a shallow dip from Sella. About this tower of the Pisciadùhütte about Schrofen is not difficult descending accessible in north northeast. In addition to, as an independent goal less interesting normal ascent through the north side two climbing routes: the classical Zieglauer directly (V ) and the Via Ottovolante (VIII ) in 1997, climbed by F. Piardi, F. Tremolada and C. Zampieri.

In the east, it separates a deep gorge from Exner tower, at the north side leads up to the Pisciadù ferrata. This climb ends with a suspension bridge over the gorge to the high surface which is just south of the Brunecker tower reached.