Blumenthal Observation Tower

The Blumenthal Observation Tower is a wooden structure built to provide sweeping views of the Ostprignitz-Ruppin region, where visitors can see forests, lakes, and rolling farmland. The entire framework uses wood as its primary material and was engineered to accommodate regular foot traffic safely.

The tower opened in 2004 as a new structure in the Brandenburg region, built during the period following German reunification. It added a modern element to the local landscape and provided visitors with fresh access to the surrounding countryside.

The structure represents contemporary German engineering, standing as the tallest wooden observation tower in the country that remains open to visitors.

Visitors need to climb stairs to reach the observation platform, where they can take time to view the surroundings. The best time to visit is during good weather when visibility and safety conditions are optimal.

The tower weighs 210 tons and differs from other tall wooden structures in Germany, such as Brück and Rottenbuch, which remain closed to the public.

Location: Heiligengrabe

Inception: September 2004

Height: 44.65 m

Made from material: wood

Phone: +493398471872

Email: info@blumenthal-mark.de

GPS coordinates: 53.09210,12.34900

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:23