Oberstaufen: STEIBIS
Steibis has served as a mountain-farming settlement in the Allgäu region since the Middle Ages. Now part of the Oberstaufen municipality, it lies on the northern side of the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park, a chain of conglomerate mountains whose weathered rock gives the range its distinctive profile. The Hochgrat, the highest summit of the Nagelfluhkette, rises above surrounding pastures, woodland and scattered farmsteads. Steibis is the starting point of the Imbergbahn, linking the village with walking and skiing terrain in the Allgäu Alps. Traditional Allgäu dairy farming remains central to this settled upland landscape, while the parish church of St Peter and Paul anchors the local community.
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Oberstaufen lies along the Konstanzer Ach in Bavaria’s Allgäu, and its setting beneath the Nagelfluhkette has shaped a resort town closely linked to Alpine pastures and mountain travel. The Nagelfluhkette Nature Park protects a distinctive chain of conglomerate peaks; Hochgrat, its highest summit, reaches 1,834 metres and is accessible from the Oberstaufen area by cable car. Oberstaufen is also known across Germany for the Schroth cure, a regulated therapeutic fasting programme central to its spa identity. Allgäu dairy farming and cheese-making remain part of local culture. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Oberstaufen and the Allgäu relate to their Alpine surroundings.
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