Mountain in Italy
The Westliches Zwillingsköpfl (also "Westlicher Zwillingskopf", Italian "Testa Gemella Occidentale", all of them literally meaning "Western Twin Head"), is a mountain peak on the border of Italy and Austria. The Westliches Zwillingsköpfl is the northernmost point of Italy, even though the nearby Glockenkarkopf (Italian "Vetta d'Italia") is often considered to hold this distinction. The first known ascent of the Westliches Zwillingsköpfl was made on 9 July 1895 by Franz Hofer and Fritz Koegl, who published an account of their tour in the journal of the Österreichischer Alpenverein in 1897.
Location.
The Westliches Zwillingsköpfl is located on the main ridge of the Zillertal Alps. To the north the slopes fall into the "Krimmler Achental" in the Austrian state Salzburg, to the south into the "Ahrn Valley" around the territory of the municipality of Prettau in South Tyrol (Italy).