Bad Hindelang: Iseler
Few communities in the Allgäu have a past as closely bound to mountain farming as Bad Hindelang. The municipality occupies the upper Ostrach valley in Bavaria’s Allgäu Alps, where limestone ridges rise above settled valley floors and managed alpine pastures. Iseler, reaching 1,876 metres, stands above the Oberjoch district near the Austrian border and forms part of the local ski area, served by mountain lifts. In summer, these slopes belong to the long-established Alpwirtschaft tradition, with cattle grazing on high pastures and farm huts producing regional cheese. Bad Hindelang is also a recognised health resort, while Oberjoch gives the community a distinctly high-alpine setting.
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Bad Hindelang lies in the Ostrach valley in the Allgäu Alps, where steep mountain slopes and high pastures surround a string of settlements. The municipality extends south towards the Hinterstein valley and includes Oberjoch, a mountain village set at about 1,136 metres above sea level. Hiking, cycling and winter sports are central to local life, shaped by the area’s Alpine terrain. Each autumn, the Viehscheid brings decorated cattle down from summer grazing grounds, continuing an Allgäu farming tradition. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Bad Hindelang and the Allgäu Alps.
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