What did Yberg say to its friend? "Ice" to meet you.

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Yberg
View from Fremersberg (525.1 m) to the Yberg (center left) with the Hornisgrinde mountain (1164.4 m) in the background in the south.
Highest point
Elevation	514.5 m (1,688 ft)
Geography

Location	Baden-Württemberg, Germany