Rinkenturm

The Rinkenturm (formerly König-Wilhelms-Turm) is a lookout tower on the 759.6 meter high Rinkenkopf, above the Murgtal near Baiersbronn in the northern Black Forest. From here there is a view of the Murgtal, in particular of the towns of Klosterreichenbach and Baiersbronn.

Great view if you made it all the way up the stairs.

In the hut next to it note the table.

The tower was built in 1914 by the Black Forest Association. He is walk-in free. From the top you have a nice view, but the mobile phones are a bit disturbing.

Great view in fine weather!

The tower on the Rinkenkopf offers a great view of the surrounding country.

From the saddlery a Sunday walk with a magnificent panoramic view when you can climb the tower

From the Rinkenturm, which is around 23 m high, you have a great view of the valley around Baiersbronn.

The Rinkenturm offers a great panoramic view of Baiersbronn and its places. You have to have seen it when you are in Baiersbronn, maybe right away on the Satteleisteig premium trail

The Rinkenturm offers a great view of the city of Baiersbronn and its surroundings. It is best to run the Premiumweg saddle ice dough, then you will automatically pass the tower.

The premium route has rest stops on the entire route

The Rinkenturm (formerly König Wilhelms-Turm) is an observation tower on the 759.6m above sea level Rinkenkopf above the Murg valley near Baiersbronn in the northern Black Forest. From here there is a view of the Murg Valley, especially the villages of Klosterreichenbach and Baiersbronn.
The Rinkenturm was built in 1914 by the Württemberg Black Forest Association from red sandstone and named after the then Württemberg King Wilhelm II. In 1982 the municipality of Baiersbronn acquired the Rinkenturm from the Black Forest Association.
Source: Wikipedia