Turkish head

The summit is named after its shape, which resembles a head with a fez on it, a type of headgear that was commonly worn during the first ascent of the summit in 1905 in the then Ottoman Empire and thus was associated with Turks in Central Europe.

Unlike the widely visible valley guardian, the neighboring Turk's Head is hardly recognizable from Rathen, as it does not stand out from the field stones and honey stones behind it. With a maximum wall height of 45 meters on the valley side, it is slightly smaller than the valley guardian and the directly adjacent eastern field peak, where the height in the mountain-side notch is only 20 to 25 meters. The distinctive shape of the summit top, which rests on a broad base, is only clearly visible from close up or from a viewpoint above the summit.

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