Rohrhardsberg

Rohrhardsberg is a summit in the Black Forest region rising to approximately 1150 meters and surrounded by dense woodland throughout its slopes. The mountain sits within the broader mountain range of southern Baden-Württemberg, with trails crossing through mixed forest ecosystems.

For centuries this mountain served as a passage between Black Forest villages and supported timber transport across the region. The historical routes that connected these communities have become the foundation for today's hiking trail network.

Regional festivals in neighboring towns showcase traditional Black Forest music, crafts, and food preparations that reflect the mountain communities' heritage.

Multiple hiking trails of varying difficulty connect to the summit and suit different fitness levels and experience. Parking areas are available near the main trail entrances for visitor convenience.

A telecommunications tower and wind turbine from 2004 occupy the peak, showing how modern technology coexists with traditional mountain landscapes. Visitors notice this infrastructure from below during the climb to the summit.

Location: Baden-Württemberg

Elevation above the sea: 1,153.2 m

GPS coordinates: 48.13157,8.12563

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:00