Hörnle, Mountain peak in Bad Kohlgrub, Germany.
Hörnle is a mountain summit near Bad Kohlgrub rising to 1548 meters, with several peaks connected by a network of marked trails through forested terrain. The structure features steep slopes and dense vegetation typical of the Ammergau Alps.
The mountain became a center for winter sports development in the Ammergau Alps during the early 20th century. The construction of ski infrastructure transformed the area into an active resort region.
The mountain huts here practice traditional Bavarian dining culture, serving regional dishes that reflect the local food customs of the Allgäu region.
A chairlift provides daily access up the mountain with relatively short travel times to reach higher elevations. Hikers find routes suited to different ability levels, though upper areas may have snow cover in winter months.
Multiple webcams are positioned at different elevations on the mountain, providing real-time views of conditions and visibility. These cameras allow visitors to check current mountain conditions and distant views before they arrive.
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