Seeköpfle, Mountain summit in Bavaria, Germany

Seeköpfle is a 1,920 m subpeak of the Westlicher Wengenkopf in the Allgäu Alps, northwest of the Seealpsee. At the summit the ridge running east from the Schattenberg bends clearly to the northeast. To the north the mountain drops with steep scree walls into the Seealptal.

The Seeköpfle is a 1,920-metre secondary summit of the Western Wengenkopf in the Allgäu Alps, northwest of the Seealpsee. At the summit the ridge running east from the Schattenberg bends clearly to the northeast. To the north the mountain drops with steep scree walls into the Seealptal. No marked path leads to the top; it is reached on the ridge traverse from the Schattenberg to the Zeigersattel or from the east from the Seealpsee, both requiring sure-footedness and mountain experience on pathless ground.

No marked trail leads to the summit; climbers reach it either by traversing the ridge from the Schattenberg to the Zeigersattel or from the east from the Seealpsee. Both approaches cross pathless terrain and demand sure-footedness and mountain experience.

No marked trail leads to the summit. It is reached either by traversing the ridge from the Schattenberg to the Zeigersattel or from the east from the Seealpsee. Both approaches cross pathless terrain and demand sure-footedness and mountain experience.

The ridge running east from the Schattenberg bends sharply northeast at the Seeköpfle, a 1920 m subpeak of the Westlicher Wengenkopf. To the north it drops in steep crag walls into the Seealptal, a feature visible from the Seealpsee below.