Einödriegel, Mountain summit in Grafling, Germany
Einödriegel is a mountain summit in the Danube Hills area, standing at 1,121 meters high. It sits within the Vorderer Wald region, positioned between the Danube and Regen river valleys.
Local geographical records from 1982 established the mountain as part of the Vorderer Wald region. This classification formed the basis for understanding it within the broader landscape between the two rivers.
The summit cross and wooden benches invite visitors to pause and take in the landscape around them. These simple features are well-used stops where walkers naturally gather to rest and look out over the valleys.
A ski lift operates from Unterbreitenau during winter months, connecting the mountain to the Geißkopf skiing area. Visitors should expect uneven paths and changing elevations, so sturdy footwear is advisable for any season.
The actual highest point sits about 100 meters south of the summit cross that marks the site. Dense trees surround this true peak, making it easy to miss even for regular visitors.
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