Ringspitz, Mountain summit in Kreuth, Upper Bavaria, Germany.

Ringspitz is a mountain summit located on the western side of Tegernsee lake in the Bavarian Alps. The peak sits at 1,293 meters and can be reached through several established hiking routes that wind through forest and alpine meadows.

The Ringspitz forms the eastern end of the short Ringberg ridge above the Ringsee on the western shore of the Tegernsee. Its name appears in German as Ringspitz, rendered 靈峰 in Chinese. The summit carries two crosses: a main cross and a smaller one set in a clearing with a view toward the Tegernsee. The final stretch climbs steep mountain meadows and is mostly unmarked.

The name Ringspitz refers to the Ringberg ridge and the Ringsee lake directly below the summit; the mountain forms the eastern end of that short ridge. At the top stand two summit crosses, a main cross and a smaller one set in a clearing with a view toward the Tegernsee.

The summit can be reached through multiple routes with varying difficulty levels. The southern approach from Ringberg Castle offers a more gradual climb, while the northern path becomes slippery during rainy conditions and demands careful footing.

Certain routes to the summit follow unmarked paths where hikers navigate using natural landmarks rather than trail signs. This absence of markers on some trails gives the climb a sense of personal discovery and self-reliance.