Hinteres Sonnwendjoch (1,986 m)

A really worthwhile destination (1986 m) with wide views. The local neighbours such as Rotwand, Wendelstein, Schinder and Guffert are clearly visible, but the view extends to the main Alpine ridge and the Central Alps with the Großvenediger and Großglockner. The easiest way up is from the Ackernalm, only 600 metres in altitude and about two hours. The further route to the Krenspitze is easy (T2), after that it becomes uncomfortable (T5).

The highest elevation of the Mangfallgebierges. A great view of the main Alpine ridge :)

Although the highest mountain in the Mangfall Mountains, the Hinteres Sonnwendjoch is somewhat removed from the action. Munich residents typically hang out in the Rotwand area or the Tegernsee area. The journey through the Ursprungtal is a bit longer, but you can shorten it by taking the toll road. Then you only need 600 meters of altitude on the south side, which makes it good for the transition periods.