Farrenberg Glider Airfield

On the Farrenberg (820 m altitude) is the glider Farrenberg. From Talheim a narrow road leads to the plateau, but can also be reached on hiking trails, which have their starting point from the Mössinger Olgahöhe or Talheim.

Those who are good on foot should hike the path around the airfield. This gives you a great view from all sides.

The Farrenberg glider airfield is an airfield that is primarily used for gliding. The area for the take-off and landing of small aircraft is located in the south of Baden-Württemberg near the city of Mössingen on the Farrenberg. It is a glider flying site with a special permit for aircraft towing.
The airfield has two runways on a grass runway. The field has been operated by the Mössingen e. V. and the Flugsportverein Tübingen e. V. operated. The runways are about one kilometer long and have no lighting, so that the airfield can be used almost exclusively for daytime operations and visual flights. The gliders are usually started by means of an approximately 300 HP strong wind.