Kiefersfelden

Kiefersfelden is a municipality with about 7000 inhabitants located in the district of Rosenheim in Bavaria, Germany, on the border with Tyrol, Austria.

Geographical location
Kiefersfelden is located in the foothills of the Alps, in the Bavarian part of the Unterinntal, at an altitude of about 484 m ASL.

The local rivers are the Inn and the Kieferbach.

=== Communities ===


 * Althäusl (Einöde)
 * Au (Weiler)
 * Breitenau (Weiler)
 * Gfallermühle (Dorf)
 * Guggenau (Einöde)
 * Hödenau (Weiler)
 * Kiefersfelden (Pfarrdorf)
 * Kohlstatt (Dorf)Köln (Weiler)
 * Mühlau (Weiler)
 * Mühlbach (Dorf)
 * Nußlberg (Kirchdorf)
 * Rechenau (Einöde)
 * Ried (Weiler)
 * Schöffau (Dorf)
 * Troyer (Einöde)
 * Wiesen (Weiler)
 * Wildgrub (Einöde)

Nearby places

 * Bayrischzell
 * Ebbs in Tyrol
 * Kufstein in Tyrol
 * Oberaudorf
 * Thiersee in Tyrol

Climate
A typical weather feature is the Föhn/Alpine foehn, which ensures periods of fine weather, which, in addition to sudden increases in temperature, is responsible for good visibility, but for headaches in sensitive people. The average duration of snow cover between 1951/52 and 1995/96 was 92 days (long-term behavior of snow cover in Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, KLIWA, 2005).

The current weather in Kiefersfelden is recorded at the Kiefersfelden-Gach weather station (part of the German Weather Service measuring network) at 518 m above sea level.