Hochplatte

Hochplatte is a mountain summit in the Chiemgauer Alps reaching about 1587 meters, characterized by a prominent east-west ridge with steep rock faces. The peak sits between gentler foothill regions and more dramatic Alpine terrain.

The mountain historically marked territorial boundaries between regional areas and the transition between different landscape types. Over time, established trails were developed that made it a recognized destination for hikers.

Local mountaineering clubs maintain several marked trails to the summit, preserving traditional Alpine hiking routes for generations of German outdoor enthusiasts.

The summit is accessible from multiple trailheads in the surrounding area, with the eastern ridge offering secured passages for safer climbing. Hikers should come prepared for changing weather and bring appropriate gear for mountain conditions.

The northern side offers views of rolling green foothills with gentle terrain, while the southern side reveals dramatically steep rock formations and rugged Alpine slopes. This stark contrast between the two sides creates distinctly different experiences depending on where you look.