After climbing the 127 steps up to the viewing platform of the Stöcklewald tower, a unique panorama awaits the visitor with an all-round view of the Hornisgrinde in the north, the Swabian Alb in the east, the Feldberg in the south and beyond to the glacier-covered peaks of the Swiss Alps.

Located directly on the “Mittelweg” long-distance hiking trail maintained and marked by the Black Forest Association, the Stöcklewald Tower with its tower and rustic hiking restaurant, which is managed by the Black Forest Association, is a popular destination for excursions and rest stops.

Incidentally, the Stöcklewald Tower is known far beyond the region among amateur radio operators. The 1,100 meter high Stöcklewaldrelais - the second highest in Germany - intercepts radio messages from amateur radio operators and forwards them with greater power.

More informations you get by the local group of the Schwarzwaldvereins e. V. in Triberg or by Stöcklewaldturm, 78120 Furtwangen-Rohrbach, Phone: +49 (0) 7722 4167