Hintere Bachofenspitze

The Rear Bachofen tip of the south-west

The Rear Bachofen tip ( left of center) on the Sonntagkarbdep2

The Rear Bachofen peak in the Karwendel mountains in Tirol is 2668 m above sea level. A. the northernmost point of the far -reaching municipal area of Thaur in the Inn Valley. About 400 meters east of the summit Front Bachofen tip is ( ⊙ 47.34583333333311.443611111111, 2663 m above sea level. A. ). Since the establishment of a summit cross, which was set up in October 2003 by Franz and Fritz Brunner Gostner, this summit is growing in popularity.

Location

The Rear Bachofen peak in the Gleirsch Halltal chain separates the Gleirschkette in the west of the Halltalkette in the east. It is also the northernmost summit of Verbindungsgrates, which runs to the Stempeljochspitzen over the Ross head to the south and connects the northern chain. The north wall of the rear Bachofen tip falls 700 m to the Little Gschnierkopf (1899 m above sea level. A. ) from the Hinterautal.

Routes to the summit

The easiest and shortest reach the summit of the Pfeishütte is off ( 1922 m above sea level. A. ) on the marked path through the Sonntagkar in the southwest. The route through the rock barrier in the upper part is well marked and provided with some kick Iron ( UIAA II). Another ascent leads from Wild gang - climbing in the southeast through the pathless located southeast Bachofenkar. The rearmost part of the Kares you climb through a brittle trough northward up to the col between Front and Rear Bachofen tip. From here on the ridge or just below westward to the summit ( Difficulty Level I ). In addition, the peak in the course of Gratüberschreitungen either of the Sonntagkarspitze (III ) to be reached from the Rosskopf (II) or from the Grand Lafatscher on the Front Bachofen peak (II).

The transition to the Middle Bachofen tip has the difficulty level II. The Front Bachofen peak is also accessible via the southeast flank or from the Bachofenkar also in Difficulty II.