Karlslinde Viewpoint

The Karlslinde at the end of the plateau was once planted as a peace line and today, together with the bench, serves as a shady resting place with a view.

Beautiful vantage point on the Albrand in the Ermstal.

The strangely shaped mountain spur Kienbein shows at its peak at the Karlslinde (712 m) as well as at the Deckelesfels and Seizenfels the landscape-forming characteristics of the hard mass limestones particularly clearly. - The Karlslinde was named Friendenslinde in 1871 and after the Württemberg King Karl. - Shards in the area as well as the queer wall at the narrowest point of the small 》 mountain peninsula《 indicate settlement in the Hallstadt period (early Iron Age, 800-500 BC), to which the burial mounds at Burrenhoff and the Heuneburg near Riedlingen are also assigned.