Best mountain peaks around Sulzburg offer diverse outdoor experiences in the Southern Black Forest. This region is characterized by its rolling hills, dense forests, and elevated viewpoints that provide panoramic vistas. The landscape features a mix of accessible summits, mountain passes, and high-altitude inns. Visitors can explore a variety of trails suitable for different activity levels, all within a scenic natural setting.
Last updated: May 26, 2026
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The Belchenhaus was built in 1898 as a shelter below the Belchen summit. It is located at 1,360 meters and is therefore the highest inn and restaurant in Baden-Württemberg. Guests sometimes describe the south terrace in front of the house as one of the most beautiful tavern terraces in the Black Forest.
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The Belchen is not the highest mountain, but it is one of the most beautiful mountains in the Black Forest, because it offers visitors a fantastic panoramic view of the Rhine Valley, the Vosges and, in good weather, even as far as the Alps. As one of the most popular excursion destinations in the southern Black Forest, the Belchen is well frequented all year round.
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The Belchenhaus is at an altitude of 1360 m. Hiking trails lead here from all directions, or you can also use the Belchenbahn, whose mountain station is right next to it. We recommend taking a break here with a fantastic view to the south and the🇨🇭! You can fortify yourself in the rest. Or on the terrace, or have a picnic on the many benches. In 15 minutes you can also reach the Belchen summit, from where you can enjoy a magnificent 360° view!
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You can see the cable car ...: p the mountains in the background are much nicer
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One of the many good prospects on the way to the Belchen
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Regardless of which side you get to the summit from, there are always beautiful views - that's the Belchen 🙂
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The Belchenbahn, the easy way to the summit 😉
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The cable car would be taken over from the world exhibition in Hanover.
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For breathtaking panoramic views, the Belchen Summit (1,414 m) is highly recommended. From its tree-free peak, you can see the Rhine Valley, the Vosges, and even the Alps on clear days. Another excellent spot is the Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn, which offers a wonderful vista of the Rhine plain stretching to the Vosges in Alsace.
Yes, several areas are suitable for families. The Wiedener Eck Pass serves as a great starting point for circular walks with moderate gradients, making it accessible for various ages. Additionally, the area around Belchen Summit is considered family-friendly, especially with the option of using the cable car to reach the Belchen Summit Station.
You'll find several high-altitude inns and huts offering refreshments. The Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn is known for good food, drink, coffee, and cake. Near the Belchen Summit, the Belchen House, the highest inn in Baden-Württemberg, provides a simple menu and delicious cake, with a beautiful south terrace.
The region is beautiful year-round, but late spring through early autumn (May to October) generally offers the most pleasant hiking conditions with mild temperatures and clear trails. The Belchen Summit is popular all year, suggesting good accessibility even outside peak season, though winter conditions will require appropriate gear.
Yes, there are numerous easy hiking trails. You can explore routes like the 'View over Sulzburg – Castellberg Tower and Ruins loop' or the 'Kohlpfad Trail loop'. For more options, check out the Easy hikes around Sulzburg guide.
The Wiedener Eck Pass is a convenient starting point and offers parking options. If the main parking is full, there are often other possibilities further up the road. For the Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn, there's a parking lot directly in front of the house, making it accessible by car.
Yes, some key access points are served by public transport. For instance, the Wiedener Eck Pass can be reached by bus from Münstertal (line 291) and Wieden (line 7306), providing a convenient way to start your walks.
You'll find a range of mountain hiking routes, from moderate to difficult. Popular options include the 'Belchen Summit – Belchenhaus loop' from various starting points like Nonnenmattweiher or Münstertal, and the 'Belchen Summit – View of the Alps from Belchen loop'. Discover more in the Mountain Hikes around Sulzburg guide.
Yes, circular walks are a popular way to explore the region. The Wiedener Eck Pass is specifically highlighted as an excellent starting point for both smaller and larger circular walks, offering diverse routes for different preferences.
Visitors frequently praise the stunning panoramic views, especially from the Belchen Summit, which offers vistas of the Rhine Valley, Vosges, and sometimes the Alps. The hospitality and food at mountain inns like Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn and Belchen House are also highly appreciated, along with the well-maintained trails and diverse outdoor experiences.
While the focus is on hiking, there are also running trails in the broader Sulzburg area. You can find routes like the 'Swimming Spot – Naturbad Sulzburg loop' or various 'Running loop from Sulzburg'. For more details, refer to the Running Trails around Sulzburg guide.


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