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H.F.F. - At St James's Cross (PiP)
With an altitude of nearly 30 meters this summit cross is the highest accessible summit cross of the world. It's located in St. Jakob in Haus (Tyrol, Austria).
Further information: St. James Cross Tyrol
The fence protects visitors from falling into the abyss that lies directly beyond.
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Mit einer Höhe von fast 30 Metern ist das Jakobskreuz auf der Buchensteinwand in St. Jakob in Haus (Tirol) das größte begehbare Gipfelkreuz der Welt.
Weitere Informationen: Jakobskreuz in Tirol
Der Zaun schützt Besucher davor, in den Abgrund zu stürzen, der sich direkt dahinter befindet.
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Further information: St. James Cross Tyrol
The fence protects visitors from falling into the abyss that lies directly beyond.
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Mit einer Höhe von fast 30 Metern ist das Jakobskreuz auf der Buchensteinwand in St. Jakob in Haus (Tirol) das größte begehbare Gipfelkreuz der Welt.
Weitere Informationen: Jakobskreuz in Tirol
Der Zaun schützt Besucher davor, in den Abgrund zu stürzen, der sich direkt dahinter befindet.
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