Maiwand (mountain) explained

Maiwand (Berg)
Elevation M:1135
Elevation Ref:[1]
Location:Flintsbach,Bavaria, Germany
Range:Mangfall Mountains
Parent Peak:Grosser Riesenkopf

Maiwand (Berg) is a mountain in Flintsbach, of the Inntal valley, Bavaria, Germany, its peak altitude is of 1135m (3723 ft.).[2]

Geology

The Maiwand is a Summit below the Riesenkopf mountain. It is located to the east of the Grosser Riesenkopf, in the Wendelsteingebiet of the Mangfall mountains in the Bavarian prealps.[3] The rock on the Maiwand is mostly light-colored limestone from the lower and middle Jura, this rock can also be found on the top part of the Heuberg.[4]

Ascent

The easiest way up Maiwand, is through the southwest hiking path, although this is considered the easiest way, it is still rated a T5 of 6 on the SAC Hiking difficulty scale. Documented climbing routes exist leading up the east and south of the Maiwand, although they are considered to be far from easy and none are equipped with preinstalled safety measures.[5]

Notes and References

  1. https://www.wikiberge.de/index.php?title=maiwand
  2. Web site: Maiwand 1135m . 2024-05-02 . www.hikr.org.
  3. Web site: Wendelsteingebiet - wikiberge.de - Wikiberge.de . 2024-05-02 . www.wikiberge.de.
  4. Web site: Igelspacher . Alois . 2024-01-07 . Maiwand bei Flintsbach: Spitzer Felszahn für Kraxler . 2024-05-02 . Gamssteig Wanderblog Südbayern . de.
  5. Web site: Maiwand Ostkante . 2024-05-02 . Bergsteigen.com . de.