Baldenweger Buck

Baldenweger Buck is a mountain summit in the Black Forest with steep drops toward the west, north, and east overlooking the Zastlerbach and Seebach valleys. The peak shows the typical rocky structure of the region with several hiking routes leading to and around it.

The mountain consists of gneiss rock that formed during ancient geological processes in the Black Forest region. This stone type continues to shape the landscape today.

The Baldenweger Buck connects to various marked hiking paths, including the traditional route from Rinken through the Baldenweger Hut to the Feldberg summit.

The summit lies within hiking distance of several towns in the region and can be reached via established footpaths. Visitors should prepare for changing weather conditions at elevation and wear suitable footwear.

The peak lies in the shadow of the more famous Feldberg despite being geologically very similar. This relationship makes it an interesting destination for hikers who want to explore the finer details of the mountain landscape.

Elevation above the sea: 1,460.5 m

GPS coordinates: 47.87668,8.01491

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:26