Sonnenkopf, Mountain summit in Bad Hindelang, Germany.
Sonnenkopf is a mountain in the Allgäu Alps near Bad Hindelang that reaches 1,712 meters in elevation. Its slopes transition between open meadows and forested areas, creating varied scenery as you climb toward the peak.
The mountain formed through the geological development of the Allgäu Alps over millions of years. In modern times it became a popular destination for hikers and climbers from the local region and beyond.
Local residents of Bad Hindelang maintain seasonal celebrations at the mountain base, connecting generations through outdoor activities and traditional customs.
Several hiking trails lead to the summit from Bad Hindelang, with the main route covering around 8.5 kilometers and climbing nearly 850 meters. Plan to spend several hours for the ascent and descent depending on your fitness level.
Near the summit stand other peaks in the area such as Heidelbeerkopf, which rises higher at 1,767 meters. This group of mountains together forms an important habitat for wildlife in the region.
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