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Mountain in Germany
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In 2001, a 27-meter high observation tower was erected at the top of the mountain. In 2013 a panoramic webcam was also added.
A hiking trail up the mountain starts in the small village of Oberfrauenwald. The peak can also be reached via a 15-minute walk from the car park of the mountain rescue service which is located close to the summit of the mountain.
The observation tower at the Oberfrauenwald