Highlight • Vetta
Cima Törlkopf
Escursionismo
4.2
(11)
Alpinismo
5.0
(10)
Törlkopf is a prominent summit rising to 1,704 meters in the southern part of the Lattengebirge mountain range, nestled within the picturesque Berchtesgadener Land in Bavaria, Germany. As the third-highest peak in the Lattengebirge, it marks a natural boundary between the municipalities of Bischofswiesen and Schneizlreuth. This challenging ascent offers a rewarding experience for those seeking panoramic views across the Bavarian Alps.
Visitors consistently praise the Törlkopf for its stunning panoramic views. Many describe it as a beautiful vantage point…
Parti del tuo percorso potrebbero essere pericolose
I percorsi potrebbero presentare terreno tecnico, insidioso o difficile. Potrebbero essere necessarie attrezzatura specifica ed esperienza pregressa.
Suggerimenti
27 dicembre 2019
Escursionismo
Questa bella vetta panoramica è un po' remota ma non così frequentata come il Karkopf, ad esempio.
•
16 ottobre 2022
Alpinismo
•
Vuoi condividere la tua esperienza? Effettua l'accesso e aggiungi il tuo suggerimento!
Registrati gratis
Tour nelle vicinanze
I migliori Tour nei dintorni di Cima Törlkopf
5,0
(2)
48
escursionisti
Percorso di alpinismo difficile. Ottimo allenamento richiesto. Sono richiesti passo sicuro, calzature robuste ed esperienza alpinistica.
5,0
(2)
45
escursionisti
Percorso di alpinismo difficile. Ottimo allenamento richiesto. Sono richiesti passo sicuro, calzature robuste ed esperienza alpinistica.
5,0
(3)
39
escursionisti
Percorso di alpinismo difficile. Ottimo allenamento richiesto. Sono richiesti passo sicuro, calzature robuste ed esperienza alpinistica.
Dettagli
Informazioni
Elevazione 1.660 m
Meteo
Offerto da Foreca
mercoledì 3 giugno
21°C
4°C
0 %
Ulteriori consigli sul meteo
Velocità max vento: 11,0 km/h
Più visitato durante
gennaio
febbraio
marzo
aprile
maggio
giugno
luglio
agosto
settembre
ottobre
novembre
dicembre
Domande frequenti
Are there marked trails leading directly to the Törlkopf summit, or are some sections unmarked?
While there are hiking trails in the area, the path leading directly to the Törlkopf summit is often described as an unmarked, steep, and rocky climbing path that branches off a main trail on the western slope. Hikers should be prepared for navigation challenges and require good sure-footedness.
How does the Törlkopf compare in terms of crowds to other peaks in the Lattengebirge, like the Karkopf?
The Törlkopf is known for being less busy than more frequented peaks in the Lattengebirge, such as the Karkopf. Visitors often describe it as a lonely summit, offering a sense of tranquility and solitude despite its beautiful views.
What is the typical elevation gain for a hike to the Törlkopf summit?
The Törlkopf summit itself stands at 1,704 meters (or 1,661.8 meters according to some data). The elevation gain for a hike will depend on the starting point, but given its challenging nature, hikers should expect a significant ascent requiring good fitness.
Is the Törlkopf suitable for a winter hike or ski tour, and what conditions should be expected?
Yes, the Törlkopf transforms into a scenic spot for ski tours in the winter. However, winter conditions will be challenging, requiring appropriate gear, alpine experience, and awareness of avalanche risks. The area is generally suitable for winter activities between January and April.
Are there any specific viewpoints or natural features to look out for on the way to the Törlkopf summit?
Beyond the panoramic summit views, hikers will pass through dense mountain pines (Latschenfelder) that cover the peak. To the north-northeast, at an elevation of 1,293 meters, lies the Steinbergsee, which can be glimpsed during the ascent. Near the summit, you can also find the remains of the historic Törlalm and a former mountain rescue hut.
What are the parking options for accessing trails to the Törlkopf summit?
While specific parking details are not explicitly provided, access to the Törlkopf typically involves starting from trailheads in the surrounding Berchtesgadener Land region. It's advisable to research local parking areas near common starting points for hikes in Bischofswiesen or Schneizlreuth before your visit.
Are there any family-friendly or dog-friendly routes to the Törlkopf summit?
The Törlkopf ascent is described as a moderate mountain hike requiring sure-footedness and good fitness, especially on the steep, rocky, and unmarked sections. This suggests it might not be ideal for very young children or those with limited hiking experience. For dogs, the challenging terrain and potential for steep drops mean that only well-trained and agile dogs, accustomed to alpine environments, should attempt the summit, always on a leash.
What kind of gear is recommended for a hike to the Törlkopf summit?
Given the steep and rocky terrain, appropriate footwear with good ankle support and grip is essential. Hikers should also bring sufficient water, snacks, weather-appropriate clothing (layers are recommended), and navigation tools, especially for the unmarked sections. Trekking poles can be beneficial for stability on descents.
Are there any huts, cafes, or accommodation options directly on or very close to the Törlkopf summit?
There are no active huts or cafes directly on the Törlkopf summit. The remains of the historic Törlalm are near the summit, but it is no longer operational. For refreshments or accommodation, visitors would need to descend to the surrounding villages in the Berchtesgadener Land region.
Is there a specific climbing route on the Törlkopf for experienced climbers?
Yes, for climbers, the "Flower Power" route on the east face of the Törlkopf offers a well-secured and enjoyable climbing experience. It is described as a beautiful and not overly challenging pleasure route.
What is the historical significance of the Törlalm near the summit?
The Törlalm, located near the Törlkopf summit, has significant historical roots. Along with other alpine pastures in the Lattengebirge, its history dates back to 1386, making it one of the oldest in the southeastern part of Bavaria. These alms were traditionally inhabited during the summer months, though the Törlalm itself has since fallen into disrepair.