周辺の山頂・トップ20

A magnificent view from above

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Saalfeld train station is very bicycle-friendly, with ramps and elevators to all platforms. There is a bakery with a café, a newsstand, a ticket machine, and several vending machines selling drinks and snacks. See *https://www.bahnhof.de/saalfeld-saale Several bus lines depart from the station, which also transport bicycles. From Saalfeld train station, there are direct connections to: *Nuremberg by RE or IC train *Blankenstein by RB train via Bad Lobenstein *Erfurt by RB train via Arnstadt *Halle by RB train *Jena by RE and RB train *Leipzig and Gera by RE and RB train all have bicycle parking spaces. A bicycle ticket is only required for the route to Nuremberg; otherwise, bicycle transport is free. Well-signposted cycle paths lead from the train station: *The Saale Cycle Path upstream to Hof *The Saale Cycle Path downstream to Rudolstadt and Jena *The Saale-Orla Cycle Path to Triptis *The Schwarza Cycle Path to Bad Blankenburg

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The Barigauer Tower is an observation tower on the Barigauer Höhe near Barigau, a district of Königsee in the Saalfeld-Rudolstadt district of Thuringia. Built in 1912, it offers impressive panoramic views of the region from a height of 664.6 meters. On a clear day, you can see over 43 villages, towns, and famous mountain peaks from here, including the Schneekopf near Ilmenau and the Leuchtenburg Castle in Kahla. Next to the tower, there is a restaurant that welcomes hikers and visitors.

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Yay, a bicycle-friendly station with large elevators. Thank you.

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A worthwhile excursion destination has been reopened. I can't form an opinion about Essen yet.

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The inn will reopen on June 1, 2024: https://www.barigauer-turm.de/.

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The Eisenberg is a must for me when I hike here. The Eisenberg always looks clean and well-kept. It is also one of the few mountains with a cross.

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The tower was repaired by RSB and has been open again since December 2023.

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Always a worthwhile hike. It's a shame that the observation tower is still not open after almost a year.

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Greifenstein Castle had no strategic importance after it was built, but what's left is very nice to look at. That's fine too.

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Very nice view of the valley, great rest area and summit cross.

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It looks very nice on the Eisenberg, everything is well maintained, including the summit cross.

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I recommend anyone who should be here in Saalfeld-Rudolstadt to visit the Kulm. Whether on foot or by bike, when you are at the top you will be rewarded with a unique view. I can only say fantastic.

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Passing the town, we reach the Barigauer Höhe at 665 meters and the tower, which is closed for renovation. We are nevertheless rewarded with a beautiful view. From here, up to 48 villages and towns as well as a large number of mountain peaks can be seen.

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At an altitude of 786.1 m, we reach the Meuselbacher Kuppe. The inn with its tower is unfortunately closed. Today, the view over the valleys and mountains is dull and gray.

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The castle can be hiked from Bad Blankenburg. Except for the entrance, the castle is surrounded by a rampart. It was first mentioned in 1208. Audio columns on the grounds provide information about the history. The later King Günther XXI of the House of Schwarzburg-Blankenburg was born here. The falconry is located in the outer bailey.

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Open again since December '22.

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Barop Tower: built: 1877-1878 Height: 17 m Wall thickness: 1.10 m (below); approx. 0.7 m (top floor) Masonry: 323.66 m³ (from 404 m³ quarry) Stairs: approx. 64 linear meters of wood, 78 steps

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Barop Tower: Built: 1877-1878 Height: 17 m Wall thickness: 1.10 m (bottom); approx. 0.7 m (top floor) Masonry: 323.66 m³ (from 404 m³ quarry) Staircase: approx. 64 linear meters of wood, 78 steps

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Was used militarily in GDR times for flight surveillance. Some legacies are still there, e.g. the huge garage doors.

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