グラールスの絶景の山頂・トップ20

The summit can be climbed as an alpine tour via the east and west ridges or as an alpine multi-pitch route via the south ridge (11 pitches, grade 4c). See https://www.sac-cas.ch/de/huetten-und-touren/sac-tourenportal/choepfenberg-385/alpinklettern/s-grat-373/ Descent via the BW-marked normal route. A magnificent mountain with panoramic views, much less visited than the nearby Brüggler.

The view of the lake is stunning.✨

The panoramic view of several valleys from the summit cross is something magical and special. The climb, with its almost constant glimpse of waterfalls, is a refreshing relief from the steep effort. Rarely can you hike 1,300 meters up and down and, incidentally, park for free right at the foot of the mountain, where the trail starts. There's also a barbecue area right at the waterfall's outlet.

The Brünnelistock appears inaccessible from the Zindlenspitz or Rossalpelispitz. But if you stand in the gap between Rossalpelispitz and Brünnelistock (P. 1990), you can see that it is well graded. The path climbs almost 150 meters up to the summit, initially next to the ridge, later directly on it with one or two climbing sections (I-II). There are no more safety devices here, but at each climbing section there are several ways to get up. Absolute surefootedness and a good head for heights are required here. Advanced alpine hikers can also cross the Brünnelistock (preferably from northeast to southwest). But then we are at difficulty level T5 with climbing sections II.

The Vorder Glärnisch is a prominent peak in the Glarus region. As it lies directly below the majestic Glärnisch, it may not be that interesting as a summit destination at first glance. A white-blue-white marked path leads up from the northwest. Sure-footed and vertigo-free alpine hikers with as little fear of heights as possible can also reach it from the southeast via Schwänder Sienen, Chilchli, Garenplatz and Hanslirus.

Today was my first time on the Hirzli and I was thrilled by this sensational view.

Experience in rough and exposed terrain as well as surefootedness and a head for heights are necessary

Experience in rough and exposed terrain as well as surefootedness and a head for heights are necessary