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Schlicker Scharte wind gap, left
through the rock
gully to the summit.
Alternatively the rock
gully can be
accessed from the
Schlicker Scharte. The Central...
- From Biberwier, the lake may be
reached via the arête of the
Biberwierer Scharte, and from
Leutasch through the
Gaistal valley. Near the lake (to the northeast)...
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straightforward climb via the
Tauerngold Erlebnisweg to the col of
Fraganter Scharte and then onto the
Herzog Ernst Spitze (2,933 m)
taking ca. 2½ hours (path...
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Kellenspitze runs up the
northwestern mountainside from the col of Nesselwängler
Scharte. The base for this
route is the
Tannheimer Hut at 1,713 metres. From the...
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Easiest route: From
south starting at Tilisunahütte via the
saddle Schwarze Scharte in 45 to 75 minutes; some
parts UIAA
grade II,
mostly grade I. This route...
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Zugspitze and is used time and
again in
other sources.
During the
Middle Ages
Scharte was a
common name for the Zugspitze. The
Zugspitze was
first mentioned...
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several Alpine landmarks, such as:
Simonykees (Simony Glacier), Simony-
Scharte (Simony Notch),
Simonyschneide (Simony Ridge) and
Simonyspitzen (Simony...
- 401 (1): 149–53. doi:10.1016/j.bbrc.2010.09.035. PMID 20849814. Tomalik-
Scharte D,
Maiter D,
Kirchheiner J,
Ivison HE, Fuhr U, Arlt W (December 2010)....
- ISSN 0044-3328. S2CID 115934468. Schmidt, O.; Bauer, M.; Wiemann, C.; Porath, R.;
Scharte, M.; Andreyev, O.; Schönhense, G.; Aeschlimann, M. (11
February 2014)....
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Because they
weather relatively easily, they form cols (
Scharte) and Törle like the
Biberwierer Scharte or the Tajatörl.
During the next time period, a thick...
