Summit quiz #4 - answer Guffert & Brauneck

[Sebastian Hamm]

It's not my turn, but I have a good one. I think! Not to easy and not hard.

Two questions:
1) What is the big summit in the middle?
2) Where do I stand?

Hints: Look at the summits right and left of the mountain in the middle. I think they are well known and will lead you to the answer.

Please give me the checksum and the last number of the altitude (For example Matterhorn 4.478m = 23/8 ) that everybody can solve the quiz on his own.

[Lukas Kunze]

Interresting perspective of that beautiful mountain I still have to visit According to my map the numbers for this one are: 16/9
The question where you stand is more difficult... Since you' re looking towards the south, I guess you where at summit 24/8 with another mountain very close to it, which is 97m smaller (both of them are "stein"s)?

Here is another view:

Link to image page

[Lukas Kunze]

After thinking for a while I change my mind and say you took this photo from a "kogel" with 17/6.

[Sebastian Hamm]

Interresting perspective of that beautiful mountain I still have to visit According to my map the numbers for this one are: 16/9
The question where you stand is more difficult... Since you' re looking SE, I guess you where at summit 24/8 with another mountain very close to it, which is 97m smaller (both of them are "stein"s)?

Sorry, Lukas. But I think this is all not really correct.

not 16/9
and
not "stein"

This sightseeing point is maybe not easy find.

[Sebastian Hamm]

After thinking for a while I change my mind and say you took this photo from a "kogel" with 17/6.

Now it's going to be interesting.

The point of view is really on some maps 17/6, but it's not a "kogel"

[Lukas Kunze]

not 16/9

Houups, typing error! It is quite close to 2200m high and has 16/4.

Back to your position, this view straight to the south doesn' t let too much options. Has the mountain a cable car to the top? And its height is at least 1700m?

[Diego Sahagún]

Seb, you should have deleted the title and caption here:

http://www.summitpost.org/image/148110/ ... -west.html

Guffert from North-West. Picture taken from Brauneck (1557m). On the left side of Guffert you can see in the background "Grosses Wiessbachhorn" and on the right side "Grossglockner" (3798m - highest mountain of Austria).

[Sebastian Hamm]

Seb, you should have deleted the title and caption here:

http://www.summitpost.org/image/148110/ ... -west.html

Guffert from North-West. Picture taken from Brauneck (1557m). On the left side of Guffert you can see in the background "Grosses Wiessbachhorn" and on the right side "Grossglockner" (3798m - highest mountain of Austria).

Damn! I have searched all my pics on SP about "Brauneck" and didn't find it. Damn!

[Sebastian Hamm]

Sorry for this bad quiz!

Who's next?

Diego?

[Diego Sahagún]

Now I'm too busy because I'll go on holidays on saturday. I let my leadership to Lukas

[Lukas Kunze]

Now I'm too busy because I'll go on holidays on saturday. I let my leadership to Lukas

I' ve posted a new one...