周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

Fantastic view. Be sure to climb the tower and overcome your fear of heights. It's worth it!

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Unfortunately, the trees around the tower are now so tall that there is no longer any view.

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Beautiful distant view of the Rhine plain and the Vosges

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Very varied hike along beautiful rock formations.

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Educational trail with information on viticulture, geology, climate and ...

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The 12 m high observation tower of the Castellberg near Ballrechten-Dottingen leads from the Castellberg hiking car park via the Arnold-Köberlin-Weg on a level route past the Castellhöfe around the Castellberg, a unique nature reserve of approx. 10 hectares. Via the ascent "Keltenweg". on the south side of the Castellberg, you get to the viewing tower. The tower, built in 1962, offers a view of the 65 villages on the level. In the southwest you can catch a glimpse of Basel. To the west are Tuniberg and Kaiserstuhl in the Upper Rhine Plain, with the Vosges in the background. The tower is freely accessible.

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Great view from the observation tower

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Interesting stone formations along the way 👍

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Getting up is not that easy - it has to be fighting "through the jungle"! So I was all the more astonished to even meet someone upstairs 😁 Once at the top you can clearly see the moat that runs around the hill. Various round "buildings" are to be found on the core. If you google you will find out that during the last war the Hitler youth observed planes from the airplanes. Since there are also older sketches with the climes, at least some of them seem to have existed before the war 😮

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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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Former mining area, if you look closely you can still sometimes see the traces 👍 A piece of "living" history 👌

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From the tower you have a breathtaking view.

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<< Badenweiler mining area - "Alte-Mann-Fels" >> "... + Name: old man rock + Length / thickness: the entanglements are placed directly on the quartz reef + Mining traces: deep, ravine-like entrenchments on the Alte-Mann-Fels + Minerals: quartz, barite, lead luster slugs + Find possibilities: hardly worthwhile - extremely hard quartz reef + Remarks: impressive dimensions of the empty crevice, the small bridge already existed in this form around 1900 ... " http://www.schwarzwaldmineralien.com/001_Badenweiler_Bergbau/Badenweiler_Alte-Mann-Fels-Bruecke-01.html "... << Altemannfels (Badenweiler) >> Not far above Hausbaden south of Badenweiler lies the Altemannfels, a large rock area on the western slope of the Black Forest. In addition to a viewing platform on the highest rock, there are other traces of human activities on the rocks. Caves and shafts have been dug under some of the rocks that go deep into the earth. The deepest of these holes are protected with a grille to prevent accidental falls. These grave traces are related to mining activity in Roman times. The rocks are rich in barite, which was then mined here. ... " https://www.naturpark-suedschwarzwald.de/de/freizeit-sport/details.php?id=38228

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From above you have a magnificent all-round view. However, it is also windy and cold, but the climb is still worthwhile.

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July 4, 2020: The inn is closed and surrounded by a construction fence. Doesn't look like there's going to be anything back soon.

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A donation to preserve the historic tower should be mandatory here!

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Approx. There are beautiful single trails 1.5 km around the rock.

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Incredibly beautiful view - a must for every hiker :-)

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You have a magnificent view from the Blauen, perhaps also because this summit seems to venture far into the Upper Rhine plain and thus offers a particularly outstanding view into the depths. But you can also see the Vosges and the Alps very well! Simply a must for every visitor to the border triangle!

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Badenweiler can look back on a long mining tradition. Many names of paths and places, such as old man (= abandoned tunnel), plaster pit path or miner's rest still remind us of this time. According to experts, mining at Badenweiler started in the Celtic era. Lead, silver and iron ore were mined over time. Gypsum was mined until the 1960s. The rich ore deposits in the region are based on the collapse of the Upper Rhine Trench, which took place in the Tertiary between the Black Forest and the Vosges. The quartz reef created at the fracture stages of the strongest movement, the so-called "main fault", extends with its split cavities and veins as a hard rock rib in the terrain from Sulzburg via Badenweiler to Schloss Bürgeln.

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