Ettaler Manndl is a 1636-meter-high mountain of the Ammergau Alps in Bavaria, Germany. It is close to the town of Oberammergau and about 10 km north of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. It is a sub-peak of the Laber mountain at 1681 m.

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Ettaler Manndl
Ettaler Manndl Location in Germany
Highest point
Elevation	1,636 m (5,367 ft)
Coordinates	47°35′N 11°7′E
Geography
Location	Bavaria, Germany
Parent range	Ammergau Alps

The mountain is a popular destination for hiking and in Winter, skiing is also possible. A cable car (the Laberbergbahn) brings visitors up to just below the summit of the Laber, from where a variety of footpaths lead. There is also a restaurant at the top cable car station.

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• Panoramic photo from the summit
• Tourist information
• Sketch plan of the mountain including cable car
• Laberbahn
• Kloster Ettal (in German)

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