Fernmeldeturm Weilerskopf

Fernmeldeturm Weilerskopf is a concrete tower standing 130 meters above Weilerskopf hill, positioned at an elevation of 470 meters, and extends into the surrounding landscape. The structure provides mobile signal coverage across the Bad Dürkheim region.

The tower was built in 1969 by Deutsche Bundespost as part of expanding telecommunications infrastructure in the region. Its location was selected to serve mobile communications needs for the Bad Dürkheim area.

The tower sits near ancient Roman steps carved into the Gebetsfelsen sandstone formation, linking modern communications with traces from antiquity. Visitors can observe these two periods of human activity side by side in one location.

Visitors can explore the area around Weilerskopf hill, where the telecommunications facility serves the Bad Dürkheim region from an elevated vantage point. Clear days offer the best visibility for viewing the surrounding landscape from this location.

This location spans two major chapters of human activity across millennia, with a Roman quarry visible where stone was extracted in ancient times. The tower itself represents the technological advances of the late 20th century infrastructure boom.