Bavarian Forest - Mountains

Mountains

The following is a list of the mountains in the Bavarian Forest, sorted alphabetically with heights given in metres (m) above sea level (NN):

  • Almberg (1,139 m)
  • Alzenberg (1,100 m)
  • Arber, Großer (1,456 m)
  • Arber, Kleiner (1,384 m)
  • Aschenstein (945 m)
  • Bernhardsnagel (896 m)
  • Bistand (865 m)
  • Büchelstein (831 m)
  • Breitenauriegel (1,114 m)
  • Brotjacklriegel (1,016 m)
  • Burgstall (976 m), see Hoher Bogen
  • Dreisesselberg (1,333 m)
  • Dreitannenriegel (1,092 m)
  • Eckstein (1,073 m), see Hoher Bogen
  • Eschenberg (1,043 m)
  • Einödriegel (1,121 m)
  • Enzian (1,285 m)
  • Falkenstein, Großer (1,315 m)
  • Falkenstein, Kleiner (1,190 m)
  • Farrenberg (1,203 m)
  • Friedrichsberg (934 m)
  • Fürberg (880 m)
  • Geißkopf (1,097 m)
  • Geißlstein (920 m)
  • Geißriegel (1,046 m)
  • Grandelberg (1,010 m)
  • Gsengetstein (952 m)
  • Guntherstein (796 m)
  • Hahnenbogen (1,257 m)
  • Hahnenriegel (1,108 m)
  • Haibühler Spitz (1,047 m)
  • Haidel (1,167 m)
  • Haidstein (742 m)
  • Harlachberger Spitz (913 m)
  • Hausstein (917 m)
  • Hennenkobel (965 m)
  • Hessenstein (878 m)
  • Heugstatt (1,261 m)
  • Hindenburgkanzel (1,049 m)
  • Hirschberg (1,039 m)
  • Hirschenstein (1,095 m)
  • Hochberg (942 m)
  • Hochstein (Arnbruck) (1,132 m)
  • Hochzellberg (1,208 m)
  • Hoher Bogen (1,079 m)
  • Hoher Filzberg (1,279 m)
  • Hohlstein (1,196 m)
  • Hörndl (1,015 m)
  • Kaitersberg (1,132)
  • Kanzel (1,011 m)
  • Käsplatte (979 m)
  • Kiesruck (1,265 m)
  • Knogl (1,056 m)
  • Kreuzfelsen (999 m)
  • Kronberg (984 m)
  • Lackenberg (1,337 m)
  • Lichtenberg (1,030 m)
  • Lusen (1,373 m)
  • Mittagsplatzl (1,340 m)
  • Mittagstein (1,034 m)
  • Mühlriegel (1,080 m)
  • Oberfrauenwald (948 m)
  • Ödriegel (1,156 m)
  • Osser, Großer (1,293 m)
  • Osser, Kleiner (1,266 m)
  • Plattenhausenriegel (1,376 m)
  • Bayerischer Plöckenstein (1,365 m)
  • Predigtstuhl (1,024 m)
  • Pröller (1,048 m)
  • Rachel, Großer (1,453 m)
  • Rachel, Kleiner (1,399 m)
  • Rauchröhren (1,045 m), siehe Kaitersberg
  • Rauher Kulm (1,050 m)
  • Riedelstein, Großer (1,132 m)
  • Riesberg (934 m)
  • Rollmannsberg (1,042 m)
  • Rote Höhe (1,050 m)
  • Ruhmannsberg (863 m)
  • Rukowitzberg (1,269 m)
  • Rusel (856 m)
  • Schwarzeck (1,238 m)
  • Schwarzkopf (1,060 m)
  • Schwarzriegel (1,079 m), see Hoher Bogen
  • Scheuereckberg (1,196 m)
  • Siebensteinkopf (1,263 m)
  • Silberberg (955 m)
  • Staffelberg (793 m)
  • Steinberg (830 m)
  • Steinfleckberg (1,341 m)
  • Sternknöckel (818 m)
  • Sulzberg (1,146 m)
  • Sulzriegel (1,261 m)
  • Teufelstisch (901 m)
  • Vogelsang (1,022 m)
  • Wagensonnriegel (959 m)
  • Wagnerspitze (1,125 m)
  • Waldhäuserriegel (1,151 m)
  • Weigelsberg (898 m)
  • Wolfgangriegel (876 m)
  • Zwercheck (1,333 m)

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