Bernadeinkopf

The Bernadeinkopf rises to 2,143 meters above sea level, featuring steep northern walls and a gentler southern slope that descends toward Stuibensee lake.

The peak became a significant climbing destination after the installation of via ferrata routes, including the Nordwandsteig and Schöngänge paths for mountaineers.

German alpinists regard the Bernadeinkopf as a technical climbing challenge, with the summit cross marking the achievement of reaching its peak.

The summit can be reached through multiple routes from the Osterfelderkopf cable car station, offering options for different skill levels of mountaineering.

The Mauerläufersteig route on Bernadeinkopf presents category D to E difficulties, making it one of the most demanding via ferratas in Germany.

Elevation above the sea: 2,143 m

GPS coordinates: 47.43108,11.06034

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:58