사스바흐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

Officially, for reasons of nature conservation, there is no way to go to the shore.

The Schliffkopf is a 1055.8 m above sea level[1] mountain in the northern Black Forest. The Schliffkopf is located on the Black Forest High Road in the Black Forest National Park, between Baiersbronn, Ottenhöfen and Oppenau, and is the location of a four-star wellness hotel of the same name, the National Park Hotel Schliffkopf.[2] Several long-distance hiking trails, including the Westweg, lead over the Schliffkopf. At the end of June 2003, the Lotharpfad storm-throw adventure trail was opened at the Schliffkopf. Along an 800-meter-long educational and adventure trail on a ten-hectare storm-throw area, visitors can watch how the storm area, which was torn down by the hurricane Lothar in 1999, is gradually being repopulated. The Lotharpfad leads over footbridges, ladders and stairs and shows how natural forces work, how nature deals with such an area and what regenerates on its own. The Schliffkopf is the source of the Acher and Murg rivers.

A cross marks the highest point. There is no direct summit.

Super great tour with beautiful views... suitable for beginners

Schliffkopf 1055 meters with a great view and seating

Schliffkopf summit cross with a great view and seating

The ruins of the Schauenburg above the town of Oberkirch are worth a visit. Entry is free. In the castle there is a plaque about the history of the castle. The view is also impressive. At the foot of the ruin is an inn.

Well restored castle ruins with information board and great view.