Weißtannenhöhe, Mountain summit in Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald, Germany.
Weißtannenhöhe is a mountain in the Black Forest region that rises to 1,190 meters (3,904 feet) and features slopes covered with dense spruce and beech forests. The wooded terrain forms part of the characteristic landscape of this upland area.
The mountain sits in an area with a long settlement history and was developed through hiking routes that have been used for generations. These paths connect various villages and historic locations throughout the Black Forest.
The mountain forms part of the Westweg and E1 European long-distance path network, connecting multiple cultural regions through established hiking routes.
The mountain is accessible via established hiking routes that form part of the Westweg and the European long-distance E1 path. These trails are well marked and offer varying difficulty levels suitable for different experience levels.
On clear days, visitors can see from the summit across the Feldberg region and the Upper Rhine Plain all the way to the distant Vosges mountains. This panoramic view makes the peak a rewarding destination for far-reaching observations.
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