Hündlekopf

Located in Bavaria, Hündlekopf reaches an elevation of 1,124 meters and extends into the Konstanzer Ach valley, offering views over the upper Swabian lowland.

The mountain's name derives from connections to blueberries, which grew abundantly in the area according to local research of geographical names.

The ridge between Staufen and Hündlekopf forms part of the European watershed that separates waters flowing to the Mediterranean and North Sea.

The Hündle-Bahn gondola transports visitors from the 769-meter base station to 1,053 meters, providing access to multiple hiking trails and winter sports facilities.

Below the summit, a traditional tripartite alpine farming system operates during summer months, producing local cheese and butter while raising young cattle.

Elevation above the sea: 1,071 m

GPS coordinates: 47.54060,10.05779

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:02