Meuselbacher Kuppe, Mountain summit in the Thuringian Slate Mountains, Landkreis Saalfeld-Rudolstadt, Germany

Meuselbacher Kuppe is a mountain in the Thuringian Slate Mountains that rises to 786 meters and offers expansive views across the surrounding landscape. An observation tower with a restaurant sits at the summit, making it accessible for visitors seeking both natural views and hospitality.

Mining of quartz deposits in the area led to the establishment of a metallurgical plant in Katzhütte. The observation tower was built in 1911 and later expanded to accommodate increasing visitor numbers.

Locals call the hill "Misselmicher Kuppe", and it is regarded as the landmark of Meuselbach-Schwarzmühle. The tower restaurant, open all year, serves German cuisine and gives hikers a place to rest; the hall was added in 1954, giving the tower its present form.

The easiest way to reach the summit is via the Oberweißbach Mountain Railway, which provides direct access and reduces walking effort. The restaurant at the tower is open year-round, offering shelter from weather and refreshments for visitors.

The summit's lookout tower and restaurant date from 1911, were rebuilt in 1934 and gained their present hall in 1954. About 3 km east, the Fröbelturm rises from the trees on the 785 m Kirchberg, only slightly lower than the Kuppe itself.