Kienjoch

Kienjoch is a summit in the Ammergauer Alps that reaches 1953 meters in elevation. The mountain features forested slopes at lower altitudes that transition into open alpine meadows higher up.

The mountain has long served as a geographical reference point in the Ammergauer Alps region. Over time, walking routes emerged as people explored and navigated the area.

Local mountaineering groups maintain several marked paths to the summit, preserving traditional Alpine hiking routes for future generations.

The two main access routes start from Graswang village or from the Pflegersee area. Hikers should wear proper footwear and bring weather-appropriate clothing, as conditions at higher altitudes change quickly.

On clear days, visitors can see three different mountain ranges from the summit: Wettersteingebirge, Lechtaler Alps, and Allgäuer Alps. This rare triple mountain vista makes the location particularly appealing for landscape photographers and nature enthusiasts.