Owl Tower

The 13-meter-high Owl Tower stands on the grounds of the House of Nature Conservation and can be climbed for two euros. It is also one of four towers for the Bad Freienwalde Tower Diploma.

Around 1963 (earliest photo), an observation tower was erected on the top of the Boasberg by Kurt Kretschmann and Helfer. His model was the wobbly tower from the opposite goat mountain.
The approximately 10 m high Wackelturm did its job for almost forty decades and more than 120,000 visitors of the house of nature care looked from there to the Oderbruch. At the end of the 90s, the self-built tower really shook and was replaced by a new owl tower in 2003/4 on the occasion of the 90th birthday of Kurt Kretschmann. The was a gift from the state of Brandenburg (Lottomittel) and the association "House of Natural Care" e.V. ..
The new tower is 16 meters higher and you can enjoy much safer and more comfortable the view into the valley. Incidentally, he got the name because the house of nature care is the birthplace of the "nature protection school".
Source: haus-der-naturpflege.de/index.php?page=eulenturm

Ahoy travelers!

The wooden tower, located in a beautiful garden, allows a view of the valley and forests.
It is located on the 12km long tower hiking trail.
You shouldn't be confused by the buildings in the surrounding city.

It's a cozy little town with a history. The trip is worth it!

Admission for adults (in trust fund) is € 2 (+ € 0.50 for the museums)

Have fun!