List of mountains and hills of the Black Forest

Over 1,400 m

• Feldberg, highest mountain in the German Central Uplands
• Herzogenhorn, south of the Feldberg
• Belchen, southwest of the Feldberg

  Over 1,300 m

• Stübenwasen, between Feldberg and Notschrei
• Grafenmatte, between Feldberg and Herzogenhorn
• Immisberg, northwest of the Feldberg
• Silberberg, between Todtnau-Brandenberg and Herzogenhorn
• Spießhorn, between Bernau-Hof and Menzenschwand
• Toter Mann, between Feldberg and Oberried
• Bärhalde, between Neuglashütten and Menzenschwand
• Köpfle , near the Feldberger Hof
• Blößling, southwest of Bernau
• Schweizerwald, 3 km north of the Seebuck

  Over 1,200 m

• Schnepfhalde, between Schluchsee and Menzenschwand
• Schauinsland, local mountain of Freiburg im Breisgau
• Trubelsmattkopf, between Notschrei, Muggenbrunn and Wiedener Eck
• Heidstein, between Belchen and Wiedener Eck
• Oberer Habsberg, west of the Schluchsee
• Kapellenkopf, between Schluchsee-Aha and Bernau-Hinterdorf
• Wieswaldkopf, between Feldberg and Hinterzarten
• Haldenköpfle, between Schauinsland and Notschrei
• Hirschkopf, between St. Wilhelm and Notschrei
• Hochfahrn, between Feldberg and Oberried
• Hochkopf, between Neuglashütten and Feldberg by the Bundesstraße 317
• Schweinekopf, west of the Blößling
• Schmaleck, between St. Wilhelm and Feldberg
• Ahornkopf, between Notschrei and St. Wilhelm
• Gisiboden, between Todtnau and Bernau
• Hohe Zinken, southwest of Bernau
• Kandel, between St. Peter and the Elz valley
• Köpfle , northwest of Todtnau-Muggenbrunn
• Köhlgarten, between Belchen and Blauen
• Horneck, between Hinterzarten and Oberried
• Farnberg, between Todtmoos-Rütte and St. Blasien
• Bankgallihöhe, between Hinterzarten and Oberried
• Bötzberg, between Schluchsee and St. Blasien
• Windeckkopf, southwest of Hinterzarten
• Sengalenkopf, 2 km east of Todtnau-Gschwend
• Hochgescheid, 3 km southeast of Schönau

  Over 1,100 m

• Hinterwaldkopf, between Oberried and Hinterzarten
• Hochfirst, 3 km east of the Titisee
• Weißtannenhöhe, 5 km north of the Titisee
• Wiedener Hörnle, between Notschrei and Wiedener Eck
• Obereck, 2 km southwest of the Rohrhardsberg
• Griesbacher Eck, near the Obereck
• Dachsbühl, near the Erlenbach Hut
• Rohrenkopf, north of Gersbach
• Blauen, southeast of Badenweiler
• Hornisgrinde,
• Hasenhorn, 1 km southeast of Todtnau
• Kaiserberg, by Riggenbach in the municipality of Bernau
• Roteck, 1 km northwest of the Hinterwaldkopf
• Roßeck, 7 km northwest of Furtwangen
• Herrenschwander Kopf, 5 km southeast of Schönau
• Rohrhardsberg, between Elzach and Furtwangen
• Brend, 5 km northwest of Furtwangen
• Ibichkopf, 3 km subpeak of the Obereck
• Steinberg, 2 km northeast of Waldau
• Staldenkopf, 1.5 km south of Todtnau-Gschwend
• Bossenbühl, 2 km east of Waldau
• Roßberg, 500 m north of Breitnau
• Knöpflesbrunnen, 2 km west of Todtnau
• Hornkopf, 2 km south of Simonswald
• Hohwart, 2.5 km northwest of Breitnau
• Notschrei, pass between Oberried and Todtnau
• Eckle, between Hinterzarten and Feldberg-Bärental
• Sirnitzkopf, 7 km east of Badenweiler

  Over 1,000 m

• Altsteigerskopf, 4 km southeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Geißkopf, 3.5 km southeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Tafelbühl, 3 km west of the Rohrhardsberg
• Hundsrücken, northeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Zeller Blauen, 3 km north of Zell i. W.
• Schultiskopf, 3 km east of Altsimonswald
• Sommerberg, 3 km southeast of Furtwangen
• Hohspirn, between Falkau and Lenzkirch-Raitenbuch
• Steiertenkopf, between Feldberg and Hinterzarten
• Schattann, 2.5 km west of Bürchau
• Stöcklewald, 5 km south of Triberg
• Schwarzkopf, south of the Hornisgrinde
• Vogelskopf, 5 km south of the Hornisgrinde
• Hoher Ochsenkopf, 6.5 km northeast of the Hornisgrinde, highest mountain in the county of Rastatt
• Schliffkopf, by the Black Forest High Road
• Seekopf, above Seebach, four kilometres southeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Bosberg
• Geisberg, 3 km northeast of the Rohrhardsberg, near Schonach
• Gschasikopf, 6 km north of the Rohrhardsberg
• Otten, between Buchenbach and Breitnau
• Hochkopf, north of the Hornisgrinde
• Bubshorn, Fröhnd/Pfaffenberg
• Kesselberg, west of Oberkirnach
• Honeck, east of Bürchau
• Pfälzer Kopf, 6 km southeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Mehliskopf, above the Black Forest High Road
• Schlegelberg
• Muhrkopf, 2 km north of the Hornisgrinde
• Badener Höhe, near Baden-Baden
• Seekopf, east of the Badener Höhe and ten kilometres northeast of the Hornisgrinde
• Riesenköpfle, 7.5 km southeast of the Hornisgrinde

  Up to 1,000 m

• Mühleberg, local mountain of Vöhrenbach
• Hohloh, near Gernsbach-Kaltenbronn
• Hohe Möhr, near Zell in the Wiesental
• Kniebis, near Freudenstadt
• Lettstädter Höhe, southwest of Kniebis
• Brandenkopf
• Teufelsmühle, east of Gernsbach near Loffenau
• Hörnleberg
• Mooskopf, highest point of Gengenbach
• Sulgener Berg, near Sulgen, Rottweil
• Rinkenkopf, near Baiersbronn
• Roßkopf, near Freiburg im Breisgau
• Bernstein, local mountain of Gaggenau
• Brandeckkopf, local mountain of Zell-Weierbach, Offenburg
• Merkur, local mountain of Baden-Baden
• Egenhäuser Kapf
• Mahlberg, near Gaggenau, highest point in the county of Karlsruhe
• Battert, near Baden-Baden, with the well-known Battertfelsen climbing area
• Fremersberg, west of Baden-Baden
• Geißkopf, hill near Berghaupten with old military encampment
• Hornberg, hill in the Breisgau, near Kollmarsreute, Emmendingen, Baden-Württemberg