Säuling

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Säuling is a prominent mountain in the Ammergau Alps on the German-Austrian border, known for its striking pyramid shape and views over Neuschwanstein Castle and the surrounding Bavarian landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain
bestSeason late spring to autumn
country Austria
Germany
elevation 2047 m
2047 metres
6716 ft
geology limestone
hasAlternativeName Saeuling
hasClimbingRoutes normal hiking route
via ferrata sections nearby
hasMountainHut Säulinghaus
hasPhotoSubject Neuschwanstein Castle with Säuling in background
hasProminence about 600 m
hasShape pyramidal peak
hasSummitCross yes
hikingDifficulty moderate to demanding
knownFor striking pyramid shape
views over Bavarian landscape
views over Neuschwanstein Castle
languageOfName German
locatedIn Ammergau Alps
Bavaria
Tyrol
locatedInProtectedArea Ammergau Alps region of protection areas
locatedNear Forggensee
Tegelberg
linked to: Tegelberg Mountain
locatedOnBorderOf Austria
Germany
mountainRange Ammergau Alps
nearestTown Füssen
overlooks Hohenschwangau
Neuschwanstein Castle
partOf Alps
Northern Limestone Alps
popularFor hiking
mountaineering
viewpoints
region Allgäu
linked to: Allgäu region
SäulinghausElevation 1720 m
tourismImportance major landscape landmark near Neuschwanstein Castle
typicalStartingPoint Hohenschwangau
Säulinghaus
visibleFrom Forggensee
Füssen

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Schwangau hasMountain Säuling