Ebberg-Tower, Wooden observation tower in Eisborn, Germany.

The Ebberg Tower is a wooden observation tower near Eisborn with a platform rising 13.21 meters above ground, offering views across the Hönnetal valley and the western Sauerland region. The structure features 63 steps leading to its viewing platform.

The tower was built in 2013 by the Rheinkalk company to mark the 775th anniversary of Eisborn's first documented mention. This construction served as a way to commemorate a major milestone in the settlement's history.

The tower was handed over to the Heimatverein Eisborn/Asbeck, the local heritage association, on the occasion of the 775th anniversary of Eisborn's first documented mention. The association has since been responsible for the structure, which stands on the 390.2-metre Ebberg above the village.

The tower can be reached via the E3 hiking trail starting from Eisborn's Schützenhalle, making it accessible as part of a broader walking route. Sturdy footwear is recommended since trail conditions vary throughout the seasons.

The tower was commissioned and paid for by the Rheinkalk company and handed to the Heimatverein Eisborn/Asbeck on the 775th anniversary of Eisborn's first documentary mention. It was built by Gisbert Dünschede GmbH of Arnsberg-Voßwinkel and inaugurated on 11 May 2013.