Fremersberg

Fremersberg is a mountain summit on the western edge of the northern Black Forest rising to about 525 meters above sea level. A sandstone plateau forms the peak of this elevation.

The first viewing platform was constructed in 1883 and later expanded in 1900 using stone from local quarries in Sinzheim. A transmission tower followed in 1961 and has shaped the summit's profile since.

The name Fremersberg reflects local tradition and how residents connect with this elevation. Today it serves as a gathering place where visitors experience the landscape and landscape views together.

Visitors will find a restaurant, observation platform, and transmission tower at the summit offering different viewing angles. Marked hiking trails of varying difficulty lead up the mountain, making it accessible to people of different abilities.

The tower at the summit serves both technical purposes and as a viewpoint overlooking the Rhine Valley and Vosges mountains. This dual function makes it an unusual feature that merges infrastructure with landscape experience.

GPS coordinates: 48.75265,8.20225

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:41