Hindenburgkanzel

The Hindenburgkanzel is a mountain summit reaching about 1,062 meters (3,485 feet) located in the heart of the Bavarian Forest with distinctive rock formations. The mountain is crossed by hiking trails that wind through the wooded area and offer different views across the surrounding landscape.

The name was given in the early 1920s to honor Paul von Hindenburg, a German military leader from World War One. The mountain has long served as a known landmark in the Bavarian Forest and was used by locals and hikers.

The summit attracts hikers from the surrounding area who gather to enjoy the views and spend time outdoors together. Its accessible location makes it a popular spot where locals and families visit regularly throughout the year.

The mountain is accessible from the road between Lohberg and Großer Arber, where parking is available. Well-marked hiking trails lead to the summit with varying difficulty levels, typically taking around one to two hours depending on the route chosen.

The summit offers views of neighboring mountains and the surrounding forest on clear days, making it a good point for orientation. The distinctive rock formations visually distinguish it from other peaks in the region and make it easily recognizable.

Location: Bavaria

Elevation above the sea: 1,062 m

GPS coordinates: 49.14722,13.15722

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:26