List of mountains and hills of the Black Forest

The Herzogenhorn seen from the Feldberg with the Alps behind

• Feldberg (1,493 m),[2] highest mountain in the German Central Uplands

• Baldenweger Buck (1,460 m), northern subpeak of the Feldberg[3]
• Seebuck (1,448 m),[2] southeastern subpeak of the Feldberg

• Herzogenhorn (1,415 m), south of the Feldberg
• Belchen (1,414 m), southwest of the Feldberg

The Stübenwasen

• Stübenwasen (1,386 m), between Feldberg and Notschrei
• Grafenmatte (1,377 m),[4] between Feldberg and Herzogenhorn
• Immisberg (1,373 m),[4] northwest of the Feldberg
• Silberberg (1,358 m),[5] between Todtnau-Brandenberg and Herzogenhorn
• Spießhorn (1,349 m),[4] between Bernau-Hof and Menzenschwand
• Toter Mann (1,321 m),[4] between Feldberg and Oberried[4]
• Bärhalde (1,317),[6] between Neuglashütten and Menzenschwand
• Köpfle (Feldberger Hof) (1,317 m),[6] near the Feldberger Hof
• Blößling (1,309 m),[7] southwest of Bernau
• Schweizerwald (1,305 m),[8] 3 km north of the Seebuck

The Schauinsland

The observation tower on the Hochkopf

Summit of the Kandel

• Schnepfhalde (1,299 m),[9] between Schluchsee and Menzenschwand
• Schauinsland (1,284 m), local mountain of Freiburg im Breisgau
• Trubelsmattkopf (1,281 m),[6] between Notschrei, Muggenbrunn and Wiedener Eck
• Heidstein (1,274 m),[4] between Belchen and Wiedener Eck
• Oberer Habsberg (1,274 m),[6] west of the Schluchsee (often wrongly spelt Hubsberg; other tops at 1,263 m and 1,253 m)

• Unterer Habsberg (1,204 m)

• Kapellenkopf (1,273 m),[10] between Schluchsee-Aha and Bernau-Hinterdorf
• Wieswaldkopf (1,270 m),[6] between Feldberg and Hinterzarten
• Haldenköpfle (1,265 m),[4] between Schauinsland and Notschrei
• Hirschkopf (1,264 m),[10] between St. Wilhelm and Notschrei
• Hochfahrn (1,264 m),[6] between Feldberg and Oberried
• Hochkopf (1,263 m),[6] between Neuglashütten and Feldberg by the Bundesstraße 317
• Schweinekopf (1,257 m),[11] west of the Blößling
• Schmaleck (1,253 m),[10] between St. Wilhelm and Feldberg
• Ahornkopf (1,243 m),[10] between Notschrei and St. Wilhelm
• Gisiboden (1,243 m),[10] between Todtnau and Bernau
• Hohe Zinken (1,242 m),[11] southwest of Bernau
• Kandel (1,241 m), between St. Peter (High Black Forest) and the Elz valley
• Köpfle (Todtnau) (1,235 m),[10] northwest of Todtnau-Muggenbrunn
• Köhlgarten (1,224 m),[6] between Belchen and Blauen
• Horneck (1,222 m),[10] between Hinterzarten and Oberried
• Farnberg (1,218 m),[11] between Todtmoos-Rütte and St. Blasien
• Bankgallihöhe (1,210 m),[10] between Hinterzarten and Oberried
• Bötzberg (1,209 m), between Schluchsee and St. Blasien
• Windeckkopf (1,209 m),[10] southwest of Hinterzarten
• Sengalenkopf (1,208 m), 2 km east of Todtnau-Gschwend
• Hochgescheid (1,205 m), 3 km southeast of Schönau

The Hinterwaldkopf

The Weißtannenhöhe

The Roßberg

• Hinterwaldkopf (1,198 m), between Oberried and Hinterzarten
• Hochfirst (1,190 m), 3 km east of the Titisee
• Weißtannenhöhe (1,190 m),[12] 5 km north of the Titisee
• Wiedener Hörnle (1,187 m), between Notschrei and Wiedener Eck
• Obereck (1,177 m), 2 km southwest of the Rohrhardsberg (on the older maps the 1180 metre contour was shown)
• Griesbacher Eck (1,172 m), near the Obereck
• Dachsbühl (1,171 m), near the Erlenbach Hut
• Rohrenkopf (1,170 m), north of Gersbach
• Blauen (also Hochblauen; 1,165 m), southeast of Badenweiler
• Hornisgrinde (1,164 m), (highest mountain of the Northern Black Forest)
• Hasenhorn (1,156 m), 1 km southeast of Todtnau
• Kaiserberg (1,156 m),[11] by Riggenbach in the municipality of Bernau
• Roteck (1,156 m),[10] 1 km northwest of the Hinterwaldkopf
• Roßeck (1,154 m), 7 km northwest of Furtwangen
• Herrenschwander Kopf (1,152 m),[11] 5 km southeast of Schönau
• Rohrhardsberg (1,152 m), between Elzach and Furtwangen
• Brend (1,149 m), 5 km northwest of Furtwangen
• Ibichkopf (1,146 m), 3 km subpeak of the Obereck
• Steinberg (1,141 m), 2 km northeast of Waldau
• Staldenkopf (1,135 m),[13] 1.5 km south of Todtnau-Gschwend
• Bossenbühl (1,128 m), 2 km east of Waldau
• Roßberg (1,125 m), 500 m north of Breitnau
• Knöpflesbrunnen (1,124 m),[4] 2 km west of Todtnau
• Hornkopf (1,121 m), 2 km south of Simonswald
• Hohwart (1,120 m),[10] 2.5 km northwest of Breitnau
• Notschrei (1,119 m), pass between Oberried and Todtnau
• Eckle (1,114 m),[10] between Hinterzarten and Feldberg-Bärental
• Sirnitzkopf (1,114 m),[4] 7 km east of Badenweiler

The Zeller Blauen

The Badener Höhe

The Hochkopf

• Altsteigerskopf (1,092 m), 4 km southeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Geißkopf (1,090 m),[14] 3.5 km southeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Tafelbühl (1,084 m), 3 km west of the Rohrhardsberg
• Hundsrücken (1,080 m), northeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Zeller Blauen (today more rarely the Hochblauen; 1,077 m), 3 km north of Zell i. W.
• Schultiskopf (1,077 m), 3 km east of Altsimonswald
• Sommerberg (1,076 m), 3 km southeast of Furtwangen
• Hohspirn (1,074 m),[10] between Falkau and Lenzkirch-Raitenbuch
• Steiertenkopf (1,073 m),[10] between Feldberg and Hinterzarten
• Schattann (1,067 m), 2.5 km west of Bürchau
• Stöcklewald (1,067 m), 5 km south of Triberg
• Schwarzkopf (1,057 m), south of the Hornisgrinde
• Vogelskopf (1,056 m), 5 km south of the Hornisgrinde
• Hoher Ochsenkopf (1,055 m), 6.5 km northeast of the Hornisgrinde, highest mountain in the county of Rastatt
• Schliffkopf (1,055 m), by the Black Forest High Road
• Seekopf (1,055 m), above Seebach (Baden), four kilometres southeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Bosberg (1,052 m)
• Geisberg (1,047 m), 3 km northeast of the Rohrhardsberg, near Schonach
• Gschasikopf (1,045 m), 6 km north of the Rohrhardsberg
• Otten (1,041 m),[10] between Buchenbach and Breitnau
• Hochkopf[15] (1,039 m), north of the Hornisgrinde
• Bubshorn (1,032 m), Fröhnd/Pfaffenberg
• Kesselberg (1,024 m), west of Oberkirnach (St. Georgen)
• Honeck (1,022 m), east of Bürchau
• Pfälzer Kopf (1,013 m), 6 km southeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Mehliskopf (1,008 m), above the Black Forest High Road
• Schlegelberg (1,005 m)
• Muhrkopf (1,003 m),[16] 2 km north of the Hornisgrinde
• Badener Höhe (1,002.5 m), near Baden-Baden
• Seekopf (1,001.1 m), east of the Badener Höhe and ten kilometres northeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Riesenköpfle (1,000.8 m),[14] 7.5 km southeast of the Hornisgrinde

The Brandenkopf

The Teufelsmühle

The Mooskopf

• Mühleberg (995 m), local mountain of Vöhrenbach
• Hohloh (988 m), near Gernsbach-Kaltenbronn
• Hohe Möhr (983 m), near Zell in the Wiesental
• Kniebis (971 m), near Freudenstadt
• Lettstädter Höhe (966 m), southwest of Kniebis
• Brandenkopf (945 m)
• Teufelsmühle (908 m), east of Gernsbach near Loffenau
• Hörnleberg (907 m)
• Mooskopf (877.5 m), highest point of Gengenbach
• Sulgener Berg (763.5 m), near Sulgen, Rottweil
• Rinkenkopf (759.6 m), near Baiersbronn
• Roßkopf (737 m), near Freiburg im Breisgau
• Bernstein (694 m), local mountain of Gaggenau
• Brandeckkopf (686 m), local mountain of Zell-Weierbach, Offenburg
• Merkur (668 m), local mountain of Baden-Baden
• Egenhäuser Kapf (625 m)
• Mahlberg (613 m), near Gaggenau, highest point in the county of Karlsruhe
• Battert (568 m), near Baden-Baden, with the well-known Battertfelsen climbing area
• Fremersberg (525 m), west of Baden-Baden
• Geißkopf (359 m), hill near Berghaupten with old military encampment
• Hornberg (356.5 m), hill in the Breisgau, near Kollmarsreute (Emmendingen), Emmendingen, Baden-Württemberg

• List of mountains of Baden-Württemberg

Black Forest Club map with data by the Baden-Württemberg Survey Department