Bad Hindelang

Bad Hindelang extends across six districts at 825 meters elevation, surrounded by the Allgäu Alps nature reserve with numerous hiking trails and outdoor activities.

The town hall originated as a hunting lodge in 1660, constructed by Prince Bishop Sigismund Franz of Augsburg who used it as a summer residence until 1805.

The church of St. Jodokus in Bad Oberdorf contains a 1493 Byzantine Madonna and Child depiction, along with a 1519 altar carving by Jörg Lederer.

The Bad Hindelang PLUS card grants access to twenty free services, including swimming pool admissions and ski passes throughout the entire municipality.

Three cable cars, 300 kilometers of marked hiking paths, 45 kilometers of cross-country skiing tracks, and three natural toboggan runs operate across different seasons.

Location: Oberallgäu

Capital city: Bad Hindelang

Elevation above the sea: 825 m

Website: http://marktgemeinde.badhindelang.de/

Shares border with: Oberstdorf, Hinterhornbach, Weißenbach am Lech, Tannheim, Zöblen, Schattwald, Wertach, Sonthofen, Jungholz

Website: http://marktgemeinde.badhindelang.de

GPS coordinates: 47.50528,10.36944

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:03