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Eichelspitzturm – Kaiserstuhl-Waldweg Runde von Eichstetten am Kaiserstuhl

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Eichelspitzturm – Kaiserstuhl-Waldweg Runde von Eichstetten am Kaiserstuhl

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July 23, 2026

Eichelspitzturm – Kaiserstuhl-Waldweg Runde von Eichstetten am Kaiserstuhl

Moderate

02:48

8.97km

3.2km/h

320m

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Overview

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Bus stop

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877 m

Seed Garden

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Here, seeds are sustainably produced, which can also be purchased there. Interesting variety of plants from herbs to vegetables to flowering plants.

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1.99 km

Panoramatafel

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4.39 km

Three-border marker at the Eichelspitze

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Below the Eichelspitze (521m above sea level) a new boundary stone for the districts of Bötzingen, Vogtsburg and Eichstetten with the respective city coat of arms was erected in 2009!

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4.42 km

Eichelspitz Tower

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There are exactly 140 steps that lead up. Each one has been sold for a good cause and bears a plaque with the sponsor's name on it. The tower itself …

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4.43 km

View from the viewpoint on Lenzenberg

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The Eichelspitz Tower is an observation tower built in 2006 on the Eichelspitze (approx. 521 m) in the Kaiserstuhl region of Baden-Württemberg.

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5.09 km

Robert Meier Hut with view of Schelinger Höhe

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Refuge below the Eichelspitze

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5.50 km

The ascent to the Eichelspitzturm leads over shady forest paths. There are several routes to get to the summit. We unknowingly chose the steepest one with a 25% incline over about 300 m. You definitely need sturdy shoes.

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