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Oct 26, 2019 · At 1,542 meters (5,059 feet), the Aufacker is higher than the Kofel, too. The Aufacker isn’t as high as the Laber, and it doesn’t have a distinctive shape like the Kofel. Nevertheless, it’s still a lovely mountain to hike in Oberammergau.
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Around the beautiful city of Oberammergau, there are several impressive mountains like Notkarspitze or Teufelstättkopf and Laubeneck. All of the mountains there are higher than Kofel. But the steep walls and its Matterhorn-like shape make this small mountain quite unique. It is the unquestioned eye-catcher and often called the "Matterhorn of Oberam...
Maps: 1. KOMPASS #5 Wettersteingebirge Zugspitzgebiet A good overview map, which also covers the area around Oberammergau. 2. KOMPASS #05: Oberammergau und Ammertal A more detailed map of the Ammergauer Alps around the city of Oberammergau. 3. Map #8432 - Oberammergau A detailed map of the area is #8432 Oberammergau of the Bayerische Landesvermessu...
Webcams: 1. Webcam at Romanshöhe. View direction directly towards Notkarspitze(background). Kofel is the rocky peak on the right. The city of Oberammergau visible in the foreground. Weather: 1. www.wetter.com (Oberammergau) Weather forecast of Oberammergau. 2. OEAV weather Weather forecast of the austrian club of the alps (OEAV). 3. Avalanche repor...
The route to Kofel starts at Oberammergau. There are several possibilities to get there. 1. By car: Road B23, which connects Schongau with Oberau runs through Oberammergau. From Oberau you have access to Garmisch-Partenkirchen and to the highway to Munich. There is a parking lot at the trailhead. I think it is free, but I don' t know. The parking l...
Oberammergau is a touristic area with several hotels and places to stay. There is a camp ground at the foot of Kofel. For more information visit the multilangual homepage of the area.
Since Kofel is very popular and the ascent doesn' t last very long it is climbed very often the hole year. The best chance to find the summit not completely overcrowded is during the week. During the summer months reaching the summit isn' t difficult. The rocky part at the end is well secured and not difficult at all. In winter you have to deal wit...
www.oberammergau.de Multilangual homepage of the area of Oberammergau. Lots of information about places to stay and activites
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Aug 18, 2022 · Kofel ~ The Kofel at 1342 meters can be a more challenging hike with cable-secured climbing sections that require a head for heights, but it provides amazing views of Oberammergau and the Ammer valley. If you follow the trail you will come down past the Kolbenalm, a restaurant that also offers rooms.
Mar 3, 2008 · The Alps have a much more rapid increase in elevation but not as high as the Rockies. One of my favorite differences is the of mountain lakes where suddenly a vast mountain emerges in the Alps. In the Rockies there is always a slower decent. The snow season is shorter in the Alps than in the Rockies.
The short answer is no. The Rockies, and many other generally inactive, yet rugged mountain ranges are weird. The origin of the high topography of the Rockies has been variably attributed to a purely isostatic response to erosion related to the destruction of the orogenic plateau (likely similar to the modern day Tibetan plateau) that once existed to the west of the Rockies, uplift driven by ...
Nestling at the foot of the Ammergauer Alpen between the distinctive peaks of Kofel (1342m) and Laber (1684m), the highly photogenic village of OBERAMMERGAU has achieved international fame thanks to the Passion Play, which depicts the life of Jesus and is performed by local people every ten years in a purpose-built theatre; it will be performed ...
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