Hohenkarpfen

Hohenkarpfen is a distinctive mountain near Tuttlingen that rises prominently from the surrounding landscape and stands apart from the main Swabian Jura range. The summit can be reached via multiple walking routes of varying difficulty.

The mountain served as a vantage point during medieval times, with early Germanic peoples leaving traces of settlement in the area. Its strategic location made it significant throughout centuries of regional history.

The summit draws hikers year-round and serves as a gathering point for outdoor activities in the area. People come here to enjoy the elevated perspective and connect with the landscape.

Multiple hiking trails lead to the summit, with easier routes requiring minimal elevation gain and suitable for different fitness levels. Starting early and wearing proper footwear is recommended, especially on steeper sections.

The peak stands alone as an isolated summit, visible from considerable distances across the region. This geological separation makes it visually distinctive and easily recognizable from the surrounding lowlands.

Location: Tuttlingen

Elevation above the sea: 911.5 m

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

GPS coordinates: 48.04118,8.71815

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:06