Ammergauer Hochplatte

Ammergauer Hochplatte is a mountain summit in the Ammergauer Alps at roughly 2082 meters, defined by a prominent west-east ridge running along its profile. The terrain features steep rock formations accessible via marked trails and secured passages for hikers.

Mountaineers from the German Alpine Club established climbing routes on this peak in the late 1800s. This development marked the start of organized climbing activities in this section of the Alps.

The name references the Ammergauer Alps, a mountain range with deep ties to local climbing heritage. Visitors walk paths that have been used for generations by climbers from the surrounding communities.

The hike from Ammerwaldalm is demanding and takes roughly three hours with significant elevation gain requiring good footwear and mountain experience. Weather conditions and snow coverage can change rapidly, so planning and appropriate preparation are important before heading out.

A natural rock opening in the ridge called the Fensterl creates an unexpected framing of views on both sides of the mountains. Many hikers find this spot rewarding because it offers a single vantage point to see the contrasting landscapes of the north and south.

Location: Bavaria

Elevation above the sea: 2,082 m

GPS coordinates: 47.55227,10.84205

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:27