Laufbacher Eck

Laufbacher Eck rises to 2,178 meters in elevation within the Allgäu Alps, featuring steep rocky slopes and multiple hiking trails across its terrain.

The mountain paths connecting Edmund-Probst House to Prinz-Luitpold-Haus through Laufbacher Eck have served as essential Alpine routes since the early 20th century.

Local mountain rescue teams actively participate in protecting the rare botanical species found on Laufbacher Eck during summer, maintaining natural Alpine biodiversity.

Hikers can access Laufbacher Eck through a 10.8-kilometer trail from Nebelhorn, which includes wire-equipped sections for safe passage over rocky segments.

The mountain encompasses a side ridge containing multiple peaks such as Salober, Berggächtle, and Giebel, creating a complex geological formation.

Location: Bavaria

Elevation above the sea: 2,178 m

GPS coordinates: 47.39356,10.38082

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:58