Entenbühl, Mountain summit in Bavaria, Germany.

Entenbühl is a mountain in Bavaria standing at 901 meters above sea level with hiking trails through mixed forest. Several marked routes lead visitors to the summit from different starting points.

The mountain served as a navigation point for travelers since medieval times. Local communities relied on it for centuries to find their way through the countryside.

Below the summit stands the Hubertuskapelle, a 1938 war bunker converted into a chapel by the Oberpfälzer Waldverein in 1998. A wooden summit cross was added in 2000. The surrounding slopes carry the cross-country ski trails of the Silberhütte centre.

The hiking trails to the summit are clearly marked and accessible from different locations. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes and bring appropriate clothing for mountain conditions.

The summit area holds a trigonometric point, and just below the top stands the Hubertuskapelle, a wartime bunker built in 1938 and converted into a chapel by the Oberpfälzer Waldverein in 1998. A wooden summit cross was added in 2000. The Czech peak Havran (894 m) rises directly to the south.