Salzbödenkopf

Salzbödenkopf is a mountain summit in the Bregenzerwald region of Vorarlberg, reaching approximately 1,765 meters (5,790 feet) in elevation. The terrain features steep slopes with varying vegetation zones typical of high Alpine areas.

The mountain historically served as a boundary marker between territories in Vorarlberg and retained this importance over centuries. The fixed positions of neighboring peaks shaped the regional map following the establishment of local borders.

Local mountaineering communities maintain multiple routes to the summit, preserving traditional Alpine climbing practices through regular path maintenance and documentation.

Access is available from multiple starting points, with the Kobelalp parking area serving as the main trailhead for the ascent. Hiking requires sturdy footwear and caution on steep sections, particularly when the ground is wet.

The mountain is part of a hiking network connecting several neighboring peaks, creating a linked outdoor experience. Different routes allow visitors to discover various perspectives and viewpoints across the landscape.