Altenberg, Mountain summit in Landkreis Schwäbisch Hall, Germany.
Altenberg is the highest mountain in the Limpurg Hills, rising above the surrounding landscape with distinctive slopes and open meadows. Multiple hiking trails cross the terrain and descend into the valleys and villages below.
The area was known as Limpurg territory since medieval times and served as a landmark for local communities. The mountain formed a natural boundary and held importance in regional mapping for centuries.
Local residents maintain hiking traditions through organized seasonal walks to Altenberg's peak, where they gather to celebrate regional customs and natural heritage.
The route from Sulzbach-Laufen village is clearly marked with signposts leading up on established paths, with information boards at starting points. Parking is available nearby, and the walk is manageable for casual visitors.
The summit provides a mathematical reference point for 64 named mountains in the district, making it essential for geographical measurements and elevation studies.
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