Oberhohenberg

The Oberhohenberg belongs with 1010 m to the 10-thousends of the region Heuberg. There is hardly anything left of the ruin itself, but countless information boards partly on a metal platform give a good impression of the former castle and its history.

great view of Rottweil and the elevator tower, access via suspension bridge
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Too bad that it had very thick fog during my visit, so I can not say anything about the view from here. The ruin is great Signposted, ideas richly designed, with the pedestal and the suspension bridge, hats off and a "thick compliment"

I was here in winter with snow and ice. something different but nice

Can be made as a short / long round trip. Very worth seeing points.

At the beginning of the tour there is a nice playground and the suspension bridge, which wobbles with every step, is also exciting fun.

There is not much to see of the old castle walls that once shaped the mountain peak here. But that doesn't matter. Information boards tell what used to be. Then you get hold of one of the surrounding benches and enjoy the view, which is a wonderful one here.
Then it is advisable to continue the tour in the direction of Lemberg over the suspension bridge, to enjoy the eaves and not to shy away from the exertion that leads a 30m high to the Lembergturm.

Here you can find a replica of the tower of the former castle and lots of information on interesting boards

Nice view towards the Black Forest. The highlight is looking down at the ThyssenKrupp test tower 😀

Great story about the castle

The view from Oberhohenberg is definitely a reward for the ascent. We recommend.

Replica of the "old eight-high tower" made of steel

Very interesting history of the castle. Unfortunately, I can't find my family name on the family tree 😂😂

Great view.
Here you can enjoy wonderful sunsets.

The real madness up here.
We recommend.

Ruin of a hilltop castle from the High Middle Ages

Was there with all of the grandchildren, everyone was thrilled

Easy to miss if it weren't for the octagonal tower.

Really great view.. A steel frame was built there, the walls of the castle used to be there...

One can only guess at the size of the castle ruins. There is only one metal platform on which information boards are attached. However, there are some seating options to take a break and you have a very nice view from up there. In good weather to France.

The Oberhohenberg is 1009.6 m above sea level. NHN the second highest mountain in the Swabian Jura and the highest in the Zollernalb district. The Oberhohenberg lies for the most part in the district of Schörzingen, which belongs to the town of Schömberg. He belongs to the region of 10 thousand.

there are tens of thousands to collect here

good explanations and interestingly designed

The former spur castle was located on the 1010 m high mountain cone of the Oberhohenberg, the second highest mountain in the Swabian Jura and the highest mountain in the Zollernalb district. He belongs to the region of 10 thousand. The name of the medieval county of Hohenberg, which had its lands around the Oberhohenberg mountain, derives from the Oberhohenberg.