Siplinger Kopf

Siplinger Kopf is a mountain summit in the Bavarian Alps located at around 1,746 meters (5,728 feet) in elevation. The area is crossed by several marked hiking trails that pass through varying landscapes and vegetation zones.

The peak has been explored by mountaineers and hikers since the late 1800s, becoming an established destination in Bavarian Alpine climbing. The routes to the summit gradually developed into the marked trails used by visitors today.

The mountain area draws people from surrounding villages who use the slopes and trails for recreation throughout the year. Local communities view this peak as part of their natural heritage and a focal point for outdoor pursuits.

The hike follows marked trails of varying difficulty, so checking weather conditions beforehand and wearing sturdy hiking boots is important. Bring plenty of water and be prepared for rapid weather changes that can happen at higher elevations.

The area serves as a location for monitoring mountain plants and Alpine ecosystems, revealing its importance for environmental research. Visitors often do not realize they are hiking through a site regularly used by researchers to track environmental changes.

Location: Bavaria

Elevation above the sea: 1,746.3 m

GPS coordinates: 47.48003,10.12555

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:40