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The Belchenhaus was built in 1898 as a shelter below the Belchen summit. It is located at 1,360 meters and is therefore the highest inn and restaurant in Baden-Württemberg. Guests sometimes describe the south terrace in front of the house as one of the most beautiful tavern terraces in the Black Forest.

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Thanks to the "Geniesserpfad Turmsteige" hike, I finally managed to get to Hochkopf, and here a beautiful tower from ancient times awaited me with a fantastic panoramic view over the Black Forest to the Swiss Alps. Below the tower there is a large picnic area for hikers and bikers.

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The Belchen is not the highest mountain, but it is one of the most beautiful mountains in the Black Forest, because it offers visitors a fantastic panoramic view of the Rhine Valley, the Vosges and, in good weather, even as far as the Alps. As one of the most popular excursion destinations in the southern Black Forest, the Belchen is well frequented all year round.

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The Belchenhaus is at an altitude of 1360 m. Hiking trails lead here from all directions, or you can also use the Belchenbahn, whose mountain station is right next to it. We recommend taking a break here with a fantastic view to the south and the🇨🇭! You can fortify yourself in the rest. Or on the terrace, or have a picnic on the many benches. In 15 minutes you can also reach the Belchen summit, from where you can enjoy a magnificent 360° view!

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The Hochkopfturm is at a height of 1267 m. The tower can also be climbed. From the top you have a great 360° view. The Swiss Alps are particularly impressive! There is also a large rest area here with lots of benches and tables.

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You can see the cable car ...: p the mountains in the background are much nicer

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One of the many good prospects on the way to the Belchen

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Very interesting tower construction (wood and steel) and a magnificent view.

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Regardless of which side you get to the summit from, there are always beautiful views - that's the Belchen 🙂

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The Belchenbahn, the easy way to the summit 😉

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A visit is worthwhile, next to the tower there is also a nice restaurant - all with the best view of the Rhine valley and with good visibility as far as the Alps 👌🏻

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The Wiedener Eck can be reached from both the Münstertal and the Wiesental from Utzenfeld via Wieden. The gradient is moderate on both sides, the road is in good condition (09/2021), so it's fun to drive up and down. You can even reach this pass from above via the Hohtann, or continue there after the climb.

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The cable car would be taken over from the world exhibition in Hanover.

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It is worth stopping here and - when the weather is nice - enjoying the great view. 2 Viennese, 1 tea, 1 wheat beer and 1 fruit schnapps cost around 14 euros. The cakes looked delicious. Gladly again 👍😀

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It's nice to see how the gondolas float over you. As long as you can walk well, the climb is worth it. If you have knee problems, you can take the train down if necessary.

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One of the numerous Westweg portals.

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From the tower you have a breathtaking view.

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Once everything is included. The Alps, the Vosges, the Rhine plain and the pure Black Forest.

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The footpath from the mountain station to the tower is very good in the lower area, from the halfway point it is no longer signposted. It's steadily uphill on narrow paths, but it's worth it.

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The Belchenhaus has existed as an inn since 1867, which was later rebuilt several times. The mountain station of the modern cable car has been right next to it since 2001.

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