Schwarzer Grat, Mountain summit in Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Schwarzer Grat is a summit in the Ravensburg region of Baden-Württemberg reaching about 1,118 meters (3,667 feet) in elevation. The area offers several hiking routes including the Wenger Egg Alpe trail and the Stabkirche Überruh loop, with benches and rest areas for walkers.
The summit is part of the Adelegg mountain range and serves as a geographical boundary between Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria in the northern Alpine Foreland. Its role as a border massif shaped its regional significance over time.
The mountain serves as a popular destination for regional hikers and a meeting place for those seeking elevated views and outdoor connection. Visitors gather at the summit to rest and take in the panorama.
The mountain is accessible via several marked hiking trails with rest areas positioned along the way. These routes are regularly maintained and suitable for walkers of varying experience levels.
The Eisenbacher Tobel stream originates on the southwestern slopes and feeds into a river system that connects to larger regional waterways. This small watercourse is often overlooked by visitors but plays a role in the local drainage patterns.
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