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The small inscription cave below the Schneidjoch Pass in the northwestern Brandenberg Alps is the site of seven Rhaetian rock inscriptions. These date from the Late Iron Age (circa 500–15 BC) and are documents of Rhaetian, a language related to Etruscan that was displaced by Latin after the Roman conquest of the Alpine region. Four of the seven inscriptions in the cave are comprehensible: They record the names of individuals who presumably performed cultic ceremonies at this site. It is particularly noteworthy that three of the four inscriptions belong together, as the names recorded in them are those of a father and his two sons. The nature of the cultic ceremonies performed in or in front of the inscription cave is unclear; perhaps the inscription of names on the rock surface itself was already considered a ritual act (https://tir.univie.ac.at/images/8/88/Steinberg.pdf).

The path from Vorderunnütz to Hochunnütz is currently still "blocked" by an old snow field; no path or tracks are visible.

Beautiful view all around, the most visited peak of the three useless ones

From here you have a wonderful view of the Guffert and the plateau.

Unfortunately I haven't been able to hang any up yet 😁

The summit book is located about 3m next to the summit cross on a rock.

There are a few of them on this plateau. These are located below the Guffert.

The ideal starting point for a climbing tour to the Guffert. The day ticket costs 6€