Dreifaltigkeitsberg

Dreifaltigkeitsberg is a mountain summit in the Swabian Alps rising to roughly 985 meters above sea level, marked by limestone formations that shape the landscape. It sits southwest of Spaichingen and can be reached via several hiking routes.

The site became religiously significant after a shepherd discovered a chapel, transforming the mountain into a pilgrimage destination. Over centuries, visitors traveled here seeking spiritual connection.

The Church of Holy Trinity at the summit allows visitors to experience religious devotion in a rural mountain setting where locals and pilgrims continue to gather. The building reflects regional architectural traditions and remains a working place of worship rather than a museum piece.

The mountain can be reached via several hiking routes of varying difficulty, most requiring modest climbing over several hundred meters in elevation. Proper footwear and water are advisable, since the walk typically takes several hours from the nearest town.

On clear days, visitors can see two major mountain ranges from the summit: the snow-capped Alps in one direction and the Black Forest peaks in another. This dual vista is notable when weather conditions permit and often surprises hikers who climb for other reasons.

GPS coordinates: 48.08247,8.76190

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:08