Glaskopf, Mountain summit in the Taunus range, Hesse, Germany

Glaskopf is a 686.8-metre mountain in the Taunus main ridge above Glashütten and Oberems, the fifth-highest peak of the range. Its neighbours on the ridge line are the Butznickel to the west and the Kleine Feldberg to the east. On its south flank, above the B8 road, stands the Mallmannstein memorial stone.

The mountain has long served as a well-known geographical landmark recognized in regional descriptions and mapping over centuries. Its prominence in the Taunus landscape established it as a reference point for people navigating the area.

The mountain has long served as a popular hiking destination where local residents and visitors spend weekends outdoors in nature. It functions as a meeting point for people seeking recreational activities in the surrounding landscape.

Multiple marked trails lead to the summit with varying difficulty levels starting from different locations in the surrounding area. A hotel restaurant lies a short distance away and provides lodging and food services for visitors.

The mountain rises with a topographic prominence of about 66 meters from surrounding terrain, meaning hikers must gain elevation from any nearby direction. This characteristic makes it a clearly visible landmark standing out in the flatter surrounding landscape.