Mountain peaks around Berglen are characterized by a picturesque Keuper hill landscape within the Rems-Murr district of Baden-Württemberg. These elevated points generally range from 300 to 450 meters in elevation, with the highest point reaching approximately 522 meters above sea level. The region offers numerous opportunities for hiking and enjoying scenic views over surrounding valleys, including the Rems Valley and the Swabian Jura. This area provides a natural setting for outdoor activities and exploration.
Last updated: August 18, 2026
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... near the "Wanderparkplatz auf dem Haselstein", near "Breuningsweiler", a district of Winnenden in Baden-Württemberg. - approx. 448 m above sea level - the "Haselstein" is made of Stubensandstein - the Stubensandstein is firmly connected here and was once quarried as building stone. - This is why there is a former quarry here (entry prohibited due to rockfall). - The "Geological Trail" therefore leads around the outside of the quarry. - Geographically interesting: the paved path marks the "border" between the "Stubensandstein" (nutrient-poor) (Löwenstein Formation of the Middle Keuper) with steppe forest and the "Oberes Bunten Mergeln" (Upper Bunt Mergel) - predominantly nutrient-rich (Mainhardt Formation of the Middle Keuper) with vineyards. - The natural monument "Haselstein with steppe heath and steppe heath bushes" is located here.
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Wine is served every weekend and on public holidays from May to September. Private winemakers rotate. Opening times can be found online.
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Brilliant view of the Remstal and the golden vineyards. Unfortunately there was a bit of a lack of sun
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Beautiful place, not overcrowded, absolutely recommended for nature lovers.
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Small climbing rock with a beautiful view
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Wow a super nice location with very nice service.
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Often used as a "fairground" in the warmer months
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From here you have a beautiful view, there is also a launch pad for paragliders 🪂 and a nice barbecue area. The mountain festival of the Kleinheppach men's singing club also takes place here every year.
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The Berglen region is renowned for its panoramic vistas. Highly recommended viewpoints include the View of the Rems Valley from Kleinheppacher Kopf, which offers extensive views and a great spot for a break with a playground and barbecue area. Another favorite is the Luitenbächer Höhe Viewpoint, providing beautiful views over the lower Rems valley towards Stuttgart, often amidst vineyards. The View from Hörnleskopf over the Rems Valley and Korb also offers a far-reaching perspective that is enjoyable in all seasons.
Yes, several elevated points and trails in Berglen are suitable for families. The View of the Rems Valley from Kleinheppacher Kopf is particularly family-friendly, featuring a large playground and barbecue area. The Luitenbächer Höhe Viewpoint also offers facilities and a pleasant environment for a family outing. The broader Buocher Höhe area provides a recreational space with a large playground, roller-skating rink, and barbecue areas, making it ideal for families.
The elevated points in Berglen, part of the picturesque Keuper hill landscape, offer diverse natural features. You'll encounter dense forests, green meadows, and orchard meadows. Notable natural monuments include the Haselstein Rock Formation, a 448-meter high rocky summit made of Stuben sandstone, offering a unique climbing experience and views. The region is characterized by its rolling hills and the scenic Rems Valley.
While Berglen is known for its hills rather than towering mountains, the most notable elevation is the Buocher Höhe, reaching approximately 519.6 meters above sea level. This wooded hill range is famous for its impressive panoramic viewpoints over the Rems Valley and the Swabian Jura. It also serves as a significant recreational area with various facilities and numerous hiking trails.
Beyond hiking to the various viewpoints and summits, the Berglen area offers a wide range of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous cycling routes, including those detailed in the Cycling around Berglen guide. For more challenging adventures, there are dedicated MTB Trails around Berglen. The Buocher Höhe recreational area also features a roller-skating rink, tennis courts, and an equestrian center.
Yes, the region is crisscrossed with various hiking trails. The "Panorama Trail Berglen" is particularly recommended for its continuous impressive viewpoints. For more focused mountain hikes, you can find detailed routes in the Mountain Hikes around Berglen guide, which includes trails like the Wieslauf Gorge Waterfall loop.
The Berglen region offers beautiful experiences throughout the year. Spring is lovely with blooming flower meadows, while autumn transforms the forests with vibrant colors, making it an excellent time for panoramic views. Even in winter, the views from points like the View from Hörnleskopf over the Rems Valley and Korb are notable, especially with snow.
Many of the trails and elevated points in Berglen are dog-friendly, allowing you to enjoy the natural beauty with your canine companion. For instance, the area around the View from Hörnleskopf over the Rems Valley and Korb is suitable for walks with dogs.
Visitors consistently praise the stunning panoramic views over the Rems Valley and the Swabian Jura. The opportunity to relax, grill, and enjoy the scenery at spots like the View of the Rems Valley from Kleinheppacher Kopf is highly valued. The tranquility of the quieter trails and the diverse recreational options, especially at Buocher Höhe, also contribute to a highly positive visitor experience.
Yes, some elevated points offer facilities for rest. For example, the Hohberg Summit (498 m) features a hut with benches and a table, where hikers can even sign a summit book. Many viewpoints, like the View of the Rems Valley from Kleinheppacher Kopf, also provide picnic and barbecue areas.
While many spots are well-known for their views, the Haselstein Rock Formation offers a more unique experience. It's a small climbing rock nestled in the forest, providing an idyllic setting and a good view from its summit, making it a less conventional but rewarding destination for those seeking something different.


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