Chiemgau Alps

There are 375 named mountains in Chiemgau Alps. The highest and the most prominent mountain is Sonntagshorn.

Highest Peaks

1 918 m (prom: 1 136 m)

1 873 m (prom: 160 m)

1 867 m (prom: 44 m)

1 860 m (prom: 863 m)

Steinplatte - Ostgipfel

Vorderlahner Kopf

Steinplattengipfel

1 802 m (prom: 1 135 m)

1 758 m (prom: 1 040 m)

1 757 m (prom: 608 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

1 918 m (prom: 1 136 m)

1 802 m (prom: 1 135 m)

1 758 m (prom: 1 040 m)

1 733 m (prom: 952 m)

1 860 m (prom: 863 m)

1 568 m (prom: 822 m)

1 671 m (prom: 788 m)

Rabensteinhorn Südgipfel

1 363 m (prom: 732 m)

Hinterer Rauschberg

1 661 m (prom: 696 m)

1 757 m (prom: 608 m)