Stöcklewald Tower with restaurant – Stoecklewald Tower loop from Kesselberg
Stöcklewald Tower with restaurant – Stoecklewald Tower loop from Kesselberg
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Stöcklewald Tower with restaurant – Stoecklewald Tower loop from Kesselberg
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4.95km
120m
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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Start point
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2.99 km
Stöcklewald Tower with restaurant
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The hut is hosted.
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3.00 km
Stoecklewald Tower
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3.01 km
Outdoor seating area of the snack bar
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3.24 km
Trail to the Stöcklewald Tower
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3.63 km
European Watershed – North Sea / Black Sea
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4.00 km
Historic Gallows of Galgenberg
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4.03 km
Triberger Gallows
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(Stuttgarter Zeitung, July 11, 1962)
Very early on, the Triberg family owned a gallows at a particularly scenic location. Here, where the borders of different places come together, executions were carried out until 1776.
As early as 1349, a gallows was established for the Triberg rulers. At its current location, at 1,020 meters on the European watershed North Sea / Black Sea, a map of the Benedictine monastery of St. Georgen at the end of the 16th century shows a gallows with two hanged men. The Villingen game card even shows two wooden gallows on the "Dreyberghöhe".
In 1721 the stone neck court was built there on Nussbacher district. The exposed place of execution on the "crest of Alemanniens" was a visible sign for all passers-by of the beginning of sovereignty of the Upper Austrian bailiff Triberg. Until the death penalty under Emperor Joseph II (1786) was abolished, two executions on the gallows were known "Carnifex Trimontanus", the executioner from Triberg, buried in the gallows.
You will find the historic gallows on the K5728 Schönwald-Villingen district road between the Stöcklewald car park and the junction to St. Georgen and Furtwangen-Rohrbach.
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4.53 km
Fuchsfalle (1005 m)
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4.95 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
2.30 km
2.03 km
406 m
210 m
Surfaces
2.05 km
1.89 km
657 m
345 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,060 m)
Lowest point (960 m)
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