Chiemgau Alps

There are 380 named mountains in Chiemgau Alps. The highest and the most prominent mountain is Sonntagshorn.

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Highest Peaks

1 961 m (prom: 1 179 m)

Vorderlahner Kopf

1 907 m (prom: 194 m)

1 883 m (prom: 60 m)

1 882 m (prom: 47 m)

1 869 m (prom: 872 m)

Steinplattengipfel

1 848 m (prom: 16 m)

1 808 m (prom: 1 141 m)

1 782 m (prom: 1 064 m)

1 771 m (prom: 327 m)

1 765 m (prom: 616 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

1 961 m (prom: 1 179 m)

1 808 m (prom: 1 141 m)

1 782 m (prom: 1 064 m)

1 748 m (prom: 967 m)

1 869 m (prom: 872 m)

1 598 m (prom: 852 m)

1 691 m (prom: 808 m)

Rabensteinhorn Südgipfel

1 373 m (prom: 742 m)

Hinterer Rauschberg

1 671 m (prom: 706 m)

1 765 m (prom: 616 m)