Harzberghäusle at Großbottwar

The Harzberg (384 m asl) is the local mountain of the city of Großbottwar in the Bottwartal. As with all vineyards in the Bottwartal, the fertile southern slope was cleared to make way for viticulture. The north side is still wooded, which gives a distinctive picture of the mountains of the Bottwartals from a distance. The roads that run through the Harzberg are all paved and can be reached directly from the cycle path network of the Bottwartal. The many ways, however, also mean that there are a variety of ways to drive up to the Harzberg. The nearby Swabian-Franconian Forest invites you to more adventurous tours. On the slope of the Harzberg you will find the so-called Wengerterhäusle. The Harzberghäusle, a former refuge of the vineyard keeper, was formerly in the middle Harzberg and was rebuilt in 1979 as part of Rebpflurbigung here and restored - a rest stop is available.

a nice rest and snack cookies and smaller hiking groups find space together

The Harzberghäusle can easily be reached by bike on the asphalt vineyard paths and enjoy the view.