Geißkopf

Geißkopf
The Geißkopf Hut
Highest point
Elevation	1,097.4 m above sea level (NHN) (3,600 ft)
Listing	Geißkopf Tower (viewing tower)
Coordinates	48°55′29″N 13°2′17″E / 48.92472°N 13.03806°E / 48.92472; 13.03806Coordinates: 48°55′29″N 13°2′17″E / 48.92472°N 13.03806°E / 48.92472; 13.03806
Geography
Geißkopf Regen, Bavaria, Germany
Parent range	Bavarian Forest
Geology
Type of rock	gneiss

The Geißkopf is a mountain, 1,097.4 m above sea level (NHN),^[1] in the Bavarian Forest in Germany.

Location[]

The Geißkopf lies near the village of Bischofsmais in the , a region to which Breitenauriegel, Dreitannenriegel and Einödriegel also belong.

Tourism[]

The mountain has been managed since the 1960s as a local recreation area. As well as walking, there is a 1,142-metre-long chair lift which was opened in 1967/68, 3 long and 3 short drag lifts with 9 pistes as well as a sommerrodelbahn and winter toboggan runs. In the summer mountain bikes may be transported on the chair lift and there are 12 descents in the bike park. At the summit is a mountain restaurant and a 23-metre-high wooden observation tower, which enables a good, all-round view of the Rear Bavarian Forest. There is also a transmission antenna for broadcasting the radio programmes of "Unser Radio Regen" on 89.3 MHz with a transmit power of 200 W ERP.^[2] It is thus one of the few wooden towers that broadcasts radio programmes today.

A few hundred metres from the top is the , a formerly settled clearance. Today it is home to the Landshuter Haus, managed by the Bavarian Forest Club.

Gallery[]

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  Viewing tower

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  View from the Geißkopf

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  Winter tourism on the Geißkopf

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