Wertacher Hörnle is a mountain of Bavaria, Germany. It is a 1,695.1 m (5,561 ft) above sea level mountain on the northern edge of the Allgäu Alps between the towns of Bad Hindelang and Wertach in the Oberallgäu district. It forms the highest geographical point in the municipality of Wertach and, together with the Spieser and its more famous western neighbor, the Grünten, is located in the Grünten, Großer Wald, Deutsche Alpenstraße and Wertachtal landscape conservation area. The Wertacher Hörnle may not be a particularly prominent peak, but it's an easy hike suitable for the whole family, offering impressive views of the Upper and Eastern Allgäu Alpine foothills and the Allgäu mountains. The mountain is especially stunning around June and July when the alpine roses are in bloom. The summit area is dominated by the idyllic Hörnlesee lake, nestled in a crater-like hollow. Climbing the Wertacher Hörnle is also possible with small children.