Uitzicht op de Plose berg

Plose Mountain Vistas

The Plose massif, rising above Bressanone in South Tyrol, comprises a series of prominent peaks including the Telegraph, Pfannspitze, and the Großer Gabler—the group's highest point at 2,576 meters. This selection features high-altitude refuges like the 19th-century Plosehütte and the rustic Schatzerhütte, which serve traditional regional cuisine. Beyond the summits, the area contains unique geological formations such as the Weißlahn earth pyramids and expansive panoramic viewpoints overlooking the Odle and Peitlerkofel groups of the Dolomites.

Plose Mountain Vistas — Kaart

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Plosehütte - Rifugio Plose

A mountain refuge situated at 2,447 meters offering traditional South Tyrolean cuisine. Originally built in 1887, it serves as a central hub for hikers and skiers on the Plose massif.

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Großer Gabler - Monte Forca Grande

The highest peak of the Plose group, reaching an elevation of 2,576 meters. It provides 360-degree views encompassing the Dolomites to the south and the main alpine ridge to the north.

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Plose

The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph, Pfannspitze and Gabler.

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Schatzerhütte

A traditional alpine hut located at 1,984 meters, known for its views of the Peitlerkofel mountain and its focus on local regional gastronomy.

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Plosescharte (2219m)

A mountain saddle at 2,219 meters that serves as a key junction for hiking trails connecting the various peaks of the Plose massif.

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Enzianhütte

A mountain hut located on the southern slopes of the Plose, offering a rest point for hikers traveling between the Schatzerhütte and the main summits.

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Erdpyramiden Weißlahn / Pfefferlahn

Naturally occurring geological formations created by erosion in the moraine clay, located on the slopes overlooking the valley.

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Sandgrube Oberebner

A geological site and viewpoint characterized by steep terrain and erosional features on the slopes near Bressanone.

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Pfannspitz - Monte Fana

One of the primary summits of the Plose massif, standing at 2,545 meters. It is accessible via the mountain's cable car system followed by a ridge hike.

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Scheibenkofel - Punta del Lago Rodella

A peak located at the western edge of the Plose area, overlooking the Radlsee (Lago Rodella) and the Isarco Valley.