Rothaus-Zäpfle-Turm

The Rothaus-Zäpfle-Turm rises 51.3 meters into the sky, providing a platform for observing the Rhine Valley, Feldberg mountain, and distant Alpine peaks.

The tower construction marked a significant development in Höchenschwand's tourism infrastructure, enhancing the status of Germany's highest health resort location.

Named after the regional Rothaus brewery, the tower represents the connection between local industry and public recreational facilities in Baden-Württemberg.

Visitors can access the tower daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM for a nominal fee of 1 euro, with free telescopes available at the observation deck.

The structure incorporates a 40-meter climbing wall with multiple access points at 15 and 24 meters, integrating sports facilities within its observation function.

Location: Höchenschwand

Height: 51.3 m

Made from material: concrete

GPS coordinates: 47.73777,8.16146

Latest update: March 8, 2025 14:58