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From this side, Monte Peller looks almost like a volcanic cone. But it was actually a glacier that once gave it this shape. Beautiful mountain!

Monte Peller, located between Val di Sole and Val di Non, is the northernmost peak of the Brenta Dolomites. The mountain, 2,319 meters high, is actually made up of two peaks: the real one and the Croce del Peller.

Farmed Alm with sun terrace. Open seasonally.

The Spitzner Alm is located at 1,849 meters. The hut is open from June to September as a place to stop for refreshments and features a sun terrace. Next to the new, very modern hut, the "old version" of the Spitzner Alm still stands, reminiscent of the past...

The Laureiner Alm is a great place to take a break, with delicious home-made dishes such as apple strudel and various cakes, but also hearty dishes.

You can descend directly from the summit, which by the way is called Kornigl and not Kleiner Kornigl. Just below the summit begins a nice little climb that leads to just before the fork in the path with signs.

In the past, the little Kornigl, although lower, was the big one and the Spitzner was the little one. The residents of Proveis were to blame for this, as the little ones look bigger than the big ones from there. Since the confusion was understandably large, the taller little ones are now called the Spitzner Kornigl and the lower tall ones, as it should be, the little ones Kornigl. https://www.hikr.org/tour/post16373.html

The Kleine Kornigl with its summit cross at 2311 meters is located in the Ilmenkamm of the Ortler Alps. We started the hike from the large parking lot at the Hofmahdtunnel. The ascent is feasible for every experienced mountaineer. A certain basic level of fitness is required and, as with every hike in the mountains, sturdy shoes. The last stretch along the ridge to the summit cross naturally requires a bit of concentration and a certain amount of surefootedness.