Ochsenkapf (1,011.7 m), 1.8 km east-southeast of Isny-Ratzenhofen, BW, Adelegg Steinbergele (1,009.2 m), 2 km southeast of von Rohrdorf, BW, Adelegg Schafberg (1,008.9 m), 900 m south of Isny-Eisenbach, BW, Adelegg Rudershöhe (999.2 m), 2.3 km southeast of von Rohrdorf, BW, Adelegg Ölberg (961.8 m), 1.5 km east of Rohrdorf, BW, Adelegg Herrenberg (931.2 m), 1.8 km northeast of Rohrdorf, BW, Adelegg Bärenbühl (930.5 m), 1.2 km northeast of Rohrdorf, BW, Adelegg Heidenkopf (918.2 m), 800 m north-northeast of Rohrdorf, BW, Adelegg Kapf (885.7 m), 1 km west-southwest of Schmidsfelden, BW, Adelegg Waterbodies and watersheds The Eschach rises in the Buchenberg Forest that adjoins the Adelegg range and runs along the northeastern edge of the range in a mainly northwesterly direction before discharging into the Aitrach, whose waters make their way into the Danube via the northwards running Iller. At the southeastern end of the range is the little pond of Eschacher Weiher which, despite the name, is not connected to the Eschach. The Wengener Argen flows past the Adelegg to the south in an east-west direction and empties into the Untere Argen that runs past the southwestern end of the mountains from southeast to northwest, before its waters flow into Lake Constance and thence into the Rhine. The Adelegg is thus on the Rhine-Danube Watershed. Nature reserves Small areas of the Adelegg range, totalling 6.4 km² in area, belong to the Adelegg Special Area of Conservation Region (No. 8326-341). Large parts lie in the protected area of Adelegg and Associated Tertiary Hill Foreland (Adelegg und zugehöriges tertiäres Hügelvorland) (LSG No. 319441), which covers 68.14 km² and was founded on 31 March 1994. Economy and tourism The Adelegg is used primarily for forestry and tourism. In the Modern Era, but possibly also in the Late Middle Ages, there were various glassworks here; one that may still be visited in the glassworks in the former glassmaking village of Schmidsfelden. Hiking across the Adelegg is possible on the 320 km long Black Forest-Swabian Jura-Allgäu Way and the 185 km long Heuberg-Allgäu Way. There are also winter sports facilities, especially in the Buchenberg Forest area. References Sources Rudi Holzberger, Manfred Thierer: Die Adelegg, Das dunkle Herz des Allgäus, Wanderungen und Streifzüge 2009, . External links http://www.adelegg.info/ – Geology, People, Plants, Animals http://www.adelegg.de/ Ravensburg (district) Oberallgäu Allgäu Alps Mountain ranges of the Alps Mountain and hill ranges of Baden-Württemberg Mountain ranges of Bavaria