Peaks in Thuringia

From the highest point of the western Thuringian Forest and the highest point of the Rennsteig you have a fantastic view of the surrounding area. From the 21 meter high … read more

At 978 meters, the Schneekopf is the second highest elevation in Thuringia after the Great Beerberg (983 meters). From here you can enjoy magnificent views all around. A visit to … read more

On the Kickelhahn there is an observation tower from 1855, a Telekom tower, a transmission mast, the Goethe house, the foundations of a hunting lodge and a restaurant. The Jagdhaus … read more

The highest point in Thuringia is the Great Beerberg. It is 983 meters high. A little below the summit is a viewing platform that offers a great view over the Thuringian Forest.

The southern Harz is completely wrongly underestimated! There are not only great paths and interesting excursion destinations there, but also some fine mountains. Like the Poppenberg, which with a height … read more

There's a rustic (warm) mountain hut with hot drinks and delicious dishes ...
From the tower you have a magnificent panoramic view.

The strenuous climb is rewarded with a wonderful view.

From the observation tower on the Bleßberg you have a breathtaking view over the Thuringian Forest, as far as Franconia and the Fichtelgebirge. After the ascent to the observation deck, … read more

Technically easy hike with a lot of variety. The Forellenhof is open Friday to Sunday from 11:00 to 20:00.

From a lonely bench you have a very nice wide view over the still green forests.

Very brilliant views in all directions, also (and especially) in rainy weather. If you are in the vicinity, you should definitely cycle past here.

Here you can have a wonderful picnic. You have a fantastic view of Suhl, if the weather is fine, of course a lot further. The observation tower is also popular

great view of the wide valley from here! The challenging ascent with the MTB is worthwhile.

The hiking area around the Donkey Mountain is very worthwhile for several reasons. Round tours of different lengths can be undertaken starting from Masserberg. A circular route is signposted as … read more

Did you know that there were volcanoes in the Thuringian Forest? There was! The Great Beerberg was once one. These are the remnants of it and at 982.9 meters they … read more

Those who are enthusiastic about really old and beautiful landmarks and the history behind them, like us, will get their money's worth here. :-) Since the 16th century, boundary stones were set up here to mark sovereign territories.

Ascent to the Hülfensberg via the Stationsweg followed by a beautiful view

Great view towards Staufelsberg / Engelsberg and Wartburgkreis. To enjoy the whole view you should go on the sail.

The more than 100-year-old cult train station Rennsteig is located between Schmiedefeld and Frauenwald and has been extensively restored.

The western edge of the Sonnenstein is formed by a roughly 20 m high, almost vertical rock front made of shell limestone. The rock gave the sun stone its name. … read more