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Germany
Baden-Württemberg
Hochschwarzwald
Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald
Badenweiler

View from Hochblauen – Hochblauen Observation Tower loop from Badenweiler

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Germany
Baden-Württemberg
Hochschwarzwald
Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald
Badenweiler

View from Hochblauen – Hochblauen Observation Tower loop from Badenweiler

Moderate

4.7

(305)

1,058

hikers

View from Hochblauen – Hochblauen Observation Tower loop from Badenweiler

04:35

13.3km

740m

Hiking

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

Last updated: May 15, 2026

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Naturpark Südschwarzwald

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57 m

Badenweiler Spa Park

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Badenweiler's 22-hectare spa park is one of the most tree-rich spa parks in Germany. It was created more than 250 years ago based on the model of English parks. In the middle of it are the Roman bath ruins and Baden Castle. So you're not just walking through nature here, but also through Badenweiler's history.

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233 m

Great spa park with an incredible stock of trees, including the sequoias at the Schwanenweiher, which you should definitely see when you visit Badenweiler. Just gigantic

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2.14 km

Alte-Mann-Felsen (Old Man's Rocks)

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Badenweiler can look back on a long mining tradition. Many names of paths and places, such as old man (= abandoned tunnel), plaster pit path or miner's rest still remind us of this time. According to experts, mining at Badenweiler started in the Celtic era. Lead, silver and iron ore were mined over time. Gypsum was mined until the 1960s.

The rich ore deposits in the region are based on the collapse of the Upper Rhine Trench, which took place in the Tertiary between the Black Forest and the Vosges. The quartz reef created at the fracture stages of the strongest movement, the so-called "main fault", extends with its split cavities and veins as a hard rock rib in the terrain from Sulzburg via Badenweiler to Schloss Bürgeln.

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6.80 km

View from Hochblauen

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The view from the Hochblauen is looking for its equal! There is a great view in almost every direction. In the direction of Switzerland, if the weather is good, even a sensational view of the Alps 😊

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6.86 km

Hochblauen Observation Tower

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in good weather great views over the Rhine Valley, Vosges and the Alps

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7.12 km

Shaded Trail to Hochblauen

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From the Egerten refuge to the Hochblauen

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7.13 km

With the high blue or the blue you climb the highest peak of the Markgräflerland with its altitude of 1,167 meters. There are various theories surrounding the naming of the mountain. One variant assumes that the blue color of the pine forests has given the mountain its name. On the wooded summit, there is the radio tower, which can be seen from afar, which is not accessible. However, you can overlook from the second, smaller tower of the beautiful Black Forest panorama.

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9.52 km

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9

12.3 km

Sophienruhe Viewpoint and Shelter

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Is always worth a trip.

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13.3 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

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9.14 km

2.97 km

560 m

382 m

277 m

Surfaces

10.6 km

971 m

955 m

352 m

173 m

172 m

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