Water points and shelters in the Allgäu

6079 spots in this region are recorded in OpenStreetMap.

704 of them carry a documented field-check date.

The Allgäu combines rolling pre-alpine meadows with Germany's westernmost alpine ridges, like the Nagelfluh chain and the Hörner group. Dairy pastures, managed huts and village fountains are dense here, and long-distance hikers cross the region on routes toward the Alpine main ridge.

Quellina maps the water points, springs, shelters, huts, benches and picnic sites recorded in OpenStreetMap across the Allgäu. Community status reports add a second layer: a coloured marker shows what someone found on their last visit, from a running fountain to an occupied hut.

Because the data comes from volunteers, density differs between valleys and summits, and reports are still sparse in quieter corners. No entry guarantees that water is drinkable or that a spot is open — plan your own reserves and treat community reports as recent observations, not promises.