Gilfert
Sign in to saveThe Gilfert is a peak in the Tux Alps. It is the most northerly extent of the Rastkogel Massif and can therefore be seen from almost anywhere in the Lower Inn Valley.
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- Gilfert
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- Gilfert_und_Sonntagskoepfl.JPG
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- The Gilfert seen from the Holzalm to the east. Foreground: the Sonntagsköpfl.
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- Tux Alps
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- Tyrol, Austria
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- Austria
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- Easy walk or ski tour
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- Elevation
- 2506
- Image
- Gilfert und Sonntagskoepfl.JPG
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- topographic prominence
- 253
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The Gilfert is a peak in the Tux Alps. It is the most northerly extent of the Rastkogel Massif and can therefore be seen from almost anywhere in the Lower Inn Valley.
== Location and countryside == The summit bears a large cross, as do the two northwesterly subpeaks (Wetterkreuz) and the northeasterly Sonntagsköpfl (2,244 m). Hollowed out of its eastern flank is Das Kar, a nearly three-quarters enclosed rock basin (Felskessel). It is drained by the Lamarkbach stream into the lower Zillertal valley.
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