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The Frankenwaldverein's Radspitzalm is open every first Sunday of the month. opening hours Open every first Sunday of the month. (Source: https://www.outdooractive.com)

Here you can park, stop and if the gastronomy is not open, use the vending machine. Good starting point for a smooth tour.

The Radspitzalm in Mittelberg, operated by the Frankenwaldverein, local group Seibelsdorf, is only open on special occasions. The Radspitzeinkehr, just opposite, is usually open from January 6th. Here there is coffee and cake, a hearty snack or other dishes. The "Radspitze-Oberehesberg-Kreuzstein" cross-country ski run is very close by. You can park here, but chains are required for the ascent from Seibelsdorf to Mittelberg by car. An alternative is to drive to the Kreuzstein near Geuser and master the route here (approx. 4.5 km one way) on skis.

The real highlight is the Radspitzalm, maintained by the Frankenwaldverein Seibelsdorf. The "Radspitzalm" is managed from September to May every 1st Sunday of the month from 12.00 noon (no overnight accommodation). During the winter months, service every 1st Sunday of the month from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. When closed, the vending machine is available. The Radspitzeinkehr (with terrace) opposite is open from January to December on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from noon to around 9 p.m.

A square stone tower stands on the 678 meter high Radspitze north of Seibelsdorf on the Franconian Forest range of hills. The upper floor is paneled with larch wood and has a roof. The viewing terrace is 12.5 meters high, and there is another platform at a height of 18 meters. A comprehensive overview is offered. In the south-east you can see the Fichtelgebirge, in the south the Franconian Jura plateau with Staffelberg, in the west the Steigerwald, Hassberge and Rhön, in the north-west the Thuringian Forest and the Franconian Forest. The tower was built in 1955 with a height of 16 meters. After the lease with Loewe Opta in Kronach expired, the tower was raised and renewed in 1969. After renovations in 1980 and a general renovation in 2000, on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Franconian Forest Association local group Seibelsdorf, the tower shines in its current form.

There are currently no opening hours. The Alm is operated by the Franconian Forest Association, opposite is the privately run Radspitze stop.

Currently completely open again. Edit: February '23 closed again!

And when it's closed, there's the Alm and the drinks vending machine opposite. I've already eaten and drank well here.