GPS-Koordinaten

Landeplatz-Koordinaten:   N47°34.213 E010°45.363
Bergstation-Koordinaten:  N47°33.557 E010°46.736

Tegelberg (deutsche Version)

Suitability:  Mountain launch for hang- and paragliders 
Country:  Germany 
Height difference:  890 m
Land owner: Tegelbergbahn GmbH & Co. KG
Contact:  www.tegelbergbahn.de
 
The Tegelberg is one of the classic launches in Germany - you have to have flown it! Highlights are flying over the fantastic Neuschwanstein castle (made famous by the Disney logo), but you will seldom be alone in the sky. Please obey the site regulations - information at the flying school Aktiv (Harti Waitl) www.flugschule-aktiv.de. Tandem starts are only allowed with permission from the Tegelberg Cablecar together with the local Flying Schools (Tegelberg, Fischer and Aktiv).  
 
Tegelberg start: Cablecar top station
Type of start:  Natural 
County: Bavaria 
Community:  87645 Schwangau
Coordinates:  N 47°33'35.46" O 10°46'47.49"
Height ASL: 1720 m
Start directions:  W-WNW,  E 
Start reached by  cablecar, on foot 
Hanggliders   Solo / Tandem / School
Paragliders  Solo / Tandem / School
Guest regulations?   Yes  
  
 
Tegelberg  Start: Grüble
Type of start :  Natural 
Coordinates:  N 47°33'48.59" O 10°46'58.01"
Height ASL: 1720 m
Start directions  W-WNW-N,   
Start reached by  cablecar, on foot 
Hanggliders:  Solo / Tandem / School 
Paragliders:  Solo / Tandem / School
Guest regulations?   Yes  
Notes:  Start is on ski piste - start only allowed outside the skiing season 
 
Tegelberg  start: Rohrkopfsattel
Type of start:  Natural  
Coordinates:  N 47°34'05.06" O 10°46'49.05"
Height ASL: 1720 m
Start directions:  SW-W
Start reached by  cablecar, on foot 
Hanggliders:   Solo / Tandem / School
Paragliders:  Solo / Tandem / School
Guest regulations:  Yes 
Notes:  Start is on ski piste - start only allowed outside the skiing season  
  

Tegelberg landing:  valley station cablecar 
Coordinates: N 47°34'15.18" O 10°45'21.89"
Height ASL: 830 m 
Notes:Do not fly over the road if you do not have sufficient height. When a lot of pilots are in the air, a controlled landing circuit is required. After landing, leave the landing field immediately to dismantle and pack.