Lemberg

The Lemberg peak rises to 1015 meters above sea level, standing as the highest elevation point in the Swabian Alp mountain range.

Archaeological findings from the 8th to 5th centuries BC indicate a Hallstatt settlement existed on the mountain, with remaining walls and ditches at the summit.

The mountain's name derives from Celtic origins, where the prefix 'lem' references the Bära river source located at the mountain's base.

Visitors can climb 152 steps to reach the 30-meter observation tower platform, which offers views extending to the Black Forest and distant points.

The geological structure classifies Lemberg as a Zeugenberg, where erosion has removed surrounding layers while preserving more resistant rock formations.

Location: Tuttlingen

Elevation above the sea: 1,015.7 m

GPS coordinates: 48.15083,8.74899

Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:27