Kehlen

Kehlen is a mountain in the Swabian Jura standing at 1,001 meters with distinctive white limestone formations throughout its structure. The landscape features rocky outcrops and meadows typical of this upland region.

The mountain is part of the Swabian Jura, a landscape shaped by geological processes over millions of years. The white limestone formations were created from ancient marine deposits when this area lay beneath the sea.

The White Cross at the summit serves as a gathering spot where hikers and mountain enthusiasts meet to share the view. This landmark has become a natural meeting point for people who enjoy spending time in the mountains.

Several hiking trails lead to the summit and connect this mountain to neighboring peaks like Hochwald. The paths are well-marked and offer varying difficulty levels for different experience levels.

The mountain is part of a region with multiple peaks that were historically surveyed and documented by hikers and geographers. These neighboring summits form a network that draws visitors seeking to explore interconnected mountain routes.