This list of mountains of the Allgäu Alps tabulates those peaks and summits with names and spot heights that lie within the Allgäu Alps and that have a prominence of over .Die Viertausender der Alps – Offizielles UIAA-Verzeichnis. In: UIAA-Bulletin. UIAA, Nr. 145, March 1994. (pdf; 633 kB). Retrieved 4 March 2011. and an isolation of or more (rounded).
Legend No.: the order of the first fourteen peaks, because these are confirmed. The summits are arranged in order of height. Name: the name used in the literature. Elevation: the height of the summit point in metres. Depending on the location this will be reference to Normalhöhennull (Germany) or metres above the Adriatic (Austria). Group: the sub-range with the Allgäu Alps to which the mountain is assigned. The main summit of a sub-group is highlighted in colour. Location: the state and country in which the summit is located. Prominence: the prominence is the height difference between summits and the highest col to which one must at least descend in order to reach a higher summit. Given in metres together with the reference point (col). Isolation: the isolation describes the radius of the area over which the mountain rises. Given in kilometres with the reference point (rounded to 100 metres based on mathematical rules). Image: photograph of the respective mountain.
Summits By clicking the symbol at the head of a column the table may be sorted. All entries are taken from the given sources.