Jenner

Jenner is a mountain summit in the Berchtesgaden Alps with an elevation of 1,874 meters, offering expansive views across the Watzmann range and Königssee below. The peak sits on terrain that transitions from forested slopes to rocky outcrops and alpine meadows.

The Jennerbahn cable car opened in 1953, making the summit accessible to a much wider audience than before. This development transformed the mountain into a major tourist destination in the Berchtesgaden region.

The summit serves as a gathering point for outdoor enthusiasts who explore the surrounding peaks and trails throughout the seasons. It connects visitors to the wider hiking culture of the Berchtesgaden Alps and the traditions of mountain recreation in Bavaria.

The cable car from Schönau reaches the summit in about 30 minutes, offering an easier alternative to hiking the full distance. Once at the top, visitors can explore various trails that connect to neighboring peaks or descend at their own pace.

The summit station has a glassed-in viewing area that allows visitors to see the Alpine landscape while staying protected from the elements. This design lets people enjoy the vistas without being exposed to wind or sudden weather changes.