Chiemgau Alps

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

Highest Peaks

1 956 m (prom: 1 177 m)

Vorderlahner Kopf

1 902 m (prom: 200 m)

1 878 m (prom: 44 m)

1 874 m (prom: 29 m)

Steinplatte - Ostgipfel

1 867 m (prom: 871 m)

1 857 m (prom: 2 m)

Steinplattengipfel

1 851 m (prom: 3 m)

1 799 m (prom: 1 134 m)

1 774 m (prom: 1 060 m)

1 766 m (prom: 620 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

1 956 m (prom: 1 177 m)

1 799 m (prom: 1 134 m)

1 774 m (prom: 1 060 m)

1 732 m (prom: 954 m)

Steinplatte - Ostgipfel

1 867 m (prom: 871 m)

1 589 m (prom: 846 m)

1 686 m (prom: 806 m)

Rabensteinhorn Südgipfel

1 349 m (prom: 727 m)

Hinterer Rauschberg

1 665 m (prom: 699 m)

1 766 m (prom: 620 m)