Auerberg

Auerberg is a mountain summit in the Bavarian Allgau region that rises to approximately 1,055 meters in elevation. The peak is marked by a chapel at its top and offers expansive views across the Alpine Foreland landscape below.

The mountain area displays geological layers from multiple ice ages, with sedimentary deposits recording natural changes across millions of years. Repeated glaciation shaped the region and formed the landscape structure visible today.

The chapel at the summit serves as a quiet place where hikers pause and take in the mountain stillness. Visitors come here to experience the vastness of the landscape and connect with the surrounding nature.

Marked hiking trails lead to the summit, with the main route starting from a nearby parking area and taking roughly two hours to complete. The paths are well-signposted and offer varying difficulty levels to suit different skill levels.

On clear days, views stretch over 20 kilometers across to Hoher Peissenberg, making this location a key reference point for understanding the regional geography. This extended sightline helps hikers identify other peaks in the distance.

Location: Bavaria

Elevation above the sea: 1,055 m

Part of: Bavarian Alpine Foreland

GPS coordinates: 47.73530,10.73574

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:55