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View The Roßberg, together with the Roßfeld, forms the furthest promontory of the Swabian Alb. Accordingly, the view of the Alb escarpment extends in two directions: To the northeast, first to the Pfullinger Berg with the Gielsberg, then to Wanne and Schönberg, onward to the Urselberg, and finally to the Achalm, Teck, and, in the far distance, to the Hohenstaufen. To the southwest lies the Filsenberg with the Meisenbühl on top, in close proximity, above it the Farrenberg, to the left of which is the Hirschkopf with its massive landslide, then the Dreifürstenstein – followed by Hohenzollern with the Raichberg – and finally, as the last mountain range, the Lochenhörnle and Lochenstein, as well as the Schafberg and Plettenberg. The expansive views into the Alb foothills are impressive. At the foot of the mountain, to the northeast, lie Reutlingen and Pfullingen, to the north Tübingen with its satellite settlements on the Waldhäuser Höhe, and to the west Mössingen. In the south, Steinhilben rises seemingly to the clouds on a wave of the undulating highlands. On a clear day, a large section of the Alps is visible in the distance. Fantastic sunsets and sunrises are frequent. Even at night, the view of the sea of lights is a breathtaking experience. Source: https://tuerme-wanderheime.albverein.net/aussichtstuerme/rossbergturm/#%C2%A7%201

Nice, fast cycle path.

Great cycle path through the Neckar Valley!

The castle is of course the centre of Hirrlingen. Today the castle houses the following facilities. In addition to the town hall, the notary's office, storage areas for the municipality, a doctor's office, a naturopathy practice, the fire brigade, the German Red Cross, the bakery, private apartments, the Bellni studio and the theatre community, all of which are housed here.

The municipal administration is located in part of the former castle.

Beautiful view of the Rossberg

super good part of the Neckartal cycle path, also ok for racing cyclists

When you drive over it you don't even notice how high it actually is (you can't see directly down)