Platzer Kuppe

A wonderful panoramic view. In addition, various seating options (wooden loungers, benches, seating area with table) offer a good opportunity to rest.

Grandiose view of the summits of the Rhön.

In good weather, absolutely wide and perfect view 👍

Especially great when the fog is hanging in the valley and you are sitting here in the sun (several benches).

Whether winter or summer, whether sun or snow .... here is schee

Great view of the surrounding area.
An insider tip for stargazers.
Two benches facing the sky.

Follow the red K and you come here

In addition to the wonderful view - with a clear view in the west to the Taunus - there are cozy benches and tables for the snack.

Great view of the Rhön region.

Always worth it for the view

The extra tour Kuppenweg leads you to this viewpoint

Extra tour forest window also goes over the hilltop.

Wonderful view. The way there is worthwhile.

Very nice but steep ravine which at the end (Platzer Kuppe) is rewarded with a beautiful view.

Unfortunately, the weather wasn't so good - but still feeling

Great view of the Vorrhön up to the Spessart.

A further look into the west of the Rhön.
This should be a great vantage point at night for star gazing.

In good weather, wonderful view.
Unfortunately I was unlucky today. (Blizzard)

A great destination and not as crowded as other spots in the Rhön.

The Platzer Kuppe is a 736.8 m above sea level. NHN high mountain in the Rhön northeast of Platz, a district of Geroda in the Lower Franconian district of Bad Kissingen.
The Platzer Kuppe is the southernmost elevation of the Black Mountains and is clearly separated from them with a ridge height of 58 m, which is why it can be recognized from the east and west from a greater distance.
A 23-hectare area on the south-east slope of the Platzer Kuppe belongs to the Waldfenster forest, while the other areas are in the district of Platz.
The Platzer Kuppe is a popular vantage point.
From the highest point, on which there is also a summit cross, the view extends far to the south-west and west, on clear days to the Taunus.(Source: Wikipedia)