Kienberg

Kienberg is a mountain summit in the Tannheimer Mountains standing at 1533 meters above sea level. Multiple hiking trails branch out from here, winding through the alpine landscape and offering different routes suitable for various skill levels.

Kienberg has served as a natural landmark in this region since the formation of the Tannheimer Mountains during ancient Alpine mountain building. The peak has long been part of the local landscape and settlement patterns in Bavaria.

Local mountaineering groups organize regular expeditions to Kienberg's peak, maintaining traditional Bavarian climbing practices throughout the seasons.

Hikers can reach the mountain using well-marked trails from Pfronten, with parking and information signs available at main entry points. Trail conditions vary depending on the season and route chosen, so checking local weather before departing is advisable.

From the summit on clear days you can see both German and Austrian territory, making the mountain's border location a striking visual experience. This unobstructed view connects two countries in a memorable way.

Location: Pfronten

Elevation above the sea: 1,533 m

GPS coordinates: 47.56892,10.52652

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:42