Bolsterlang: I - Weiherkopf Bergstation
Among the places of Bavaria, Bolsterlang stands out for its position on the wooded lower slopes of the Allgäu Alps beneath the Hörnergruppe. This Oberallgäu community belongs to the Hörnerdörfer, a group of mountain settlements shaped by rounded summits, alpine pastures and routes across the high ground. Weiherkopf rises above the village, while the Hörnerbahn links Bolsterlang with the mountain terrain higher up. In the centre stands the parish church of St Theodor and Alexander, reflecting the Catholic tradition of this rural Allgäu area. Farms and homes occupy the transition between the valley floor and the mountain forest.
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Bolsterlang combines the working rhythm of Allgäu mountain pastures with the activity of a four-season resort, reflecting its position beneath the Hörnergruppe in the Allgäu Alps. The village lies near the foot of Bolsterlanger Horn, while the Iller valley opens to the west and connects this upland area with the wider Oberallgäu. Alpine farming remains part of local life: cattle are taken to high summer pastures, a tradition that also shapes the region’s dairy culture. In winter, the Hörnerbahn and local pistes make Bolsterlang a base for skiing; warmer months bring walkers and cyclists to mountain roads and trails. Discover further points of interest through webcams across Bolsterlang and the Oberallgäu.
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