Trettachspitze

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Trettachspitze is a prominent, sharply pointed mountain peak in the Allgäu region of the Northern Limestone Alps in southern Germany.

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Trettachspitze canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
belongsTo Allgäu region
category Mountains of Bavaria
Mountains of the Alps
linked to: Alps

Two-thousanders of Germany
climbingArea Allgäu region
country Germany
easiestRoute climbing route from Waltenberger Haus via Trettachrinne and south ridge
easiestRouteGrade UIAA II–III (approximate)
elevation 2595 m
2595 metres
firstAscent 1855
firstAscentBy Gefährten (companions of O. Sendtner)
O. Sendtner
linked to: Otto Sendtner
hasParentPeak Hochfrottspitze
hasRockType limestone
hasSummitCross yes
isPartOf central Allgäu high mountains
isPopularFor alpine climbing
mountaineering
locatedIn Allgäu Alps
Bavaria
Germany
Northern Limestone Alps
Oberallgäu
mountainRange Allgäu Alps
near Mädelegabel group
Oberstdorf
notableFor prominent pointed summit
overlooks Oberstdorf valley
linked to: Oberstdorf
partOf Northern Limestone Alps
prominence about 150 m
shape sharply pointed peak
state Bavaria

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Allgäu Alps contains Trettachspitze
Mädelegabel near Trettachspitze