Plankenstein, Mountain summit in Bavaria, Germany
Plankenstein is a mountain summit in Bavaria situated between Wallberg and Risserkogel, reaching 1768 meters in height. The peak features limestone formations and offers multiple climbing routes with varying levels of difficulty.
The mountain emerged as a climbing destination through systematic documentation of its routes and difficulty classifications. These established paths reflect the development of modern mountaineering practices in the region.
The mountain reflects traditional Bavarian outdoor pursuits, offering varied climbing challenges from moderate grade II to advanced grade X- routes.
The main approach begins near Rottach-Egern at Tegernsee lake, starting with forest trails that lead to Siebli-Alm. From there, the route continues over Riederecksattel ridge to reach the summit.
Two alpine lakes frame the landscape surrounding this peak, with Riederecksee to the southeast and Röthensteiner See to the southwest. These mountain waters add visual character to the area and enhance the visitor experience.
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