Hohe Munde - western peak

Description of mountain:
Hohe Munde is a peak in the mountain range Mieming west from Innsbruck and local mountain of the town Telfs, above which it is seen as an imposing rock fortress. Although the mountain isn't the highest, it is probably the most noticeable and visited two-thousander in the mountain range, the reason for this besides the appearance are also diverse approaches, which lead on each of its peaks, and between the eastern and western peak there is an easy connecting path.
Besides the less demanding eastern path, which ends on the eastern peak, on the mountain leads also a longer and demanding variant on the western slopes, where to the western peak runs and easier secured path.

Same as its eastern peak the western peak of Hohe Munde is spacious and outstanding vantage point - from the vantage point at the cross and box with an inscription book, which are situated few meters below the actual highest point on the south edge of the upper plateau, opens up exceptional view above the deeply below us lying Telfs and valley of the upper riverflow of Inn, part of Stubai Alps with Kalkkögel, Mieming mountain chain and western part of the ridge Nordkette with a larger part of Karwendel on the eastern periphery horizon behind the eastern neighbor.

Surroundings within radius of 0.5 1 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 15 20 30 km:

Webcams in radius of 2 3 5 7 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 50 60 km:

Biberwier (Marienbergbahn), Biberwier - Marienbergbahnen, Ehrwald, Ehrwald (Ehrwalder Alm - FlyingCam), Ehrwald (Golfclub Zugspitze), Ehrwald (Zugspitze - FlyingCam), Ehrwalder Alm, Eibsee, Feldernalm, Grainau (Zugspitzdorf Grainau), Hausberg, Kreuzeck, Kreuzjoch, Kühtai, Leutasch, Meilerhütte, Mieminger Plateau, Rotmoos Alm, Scharnitz, Seefeld, Seefelder Joch, Sonnalpin, Telfs, Zugspitze