Neuhausen auf den Fildern
Neuhausen auf den Fildern
Best mountain peaks around Neuhausen auf den Fildern are characterized by rolling hills and a fertile landscape on the Filder plateau in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. While not featuring towering mountains, the region offers elevated areas and natural features that provide scenic views. The highest elevation reaches approximately 413 meters above sea level, contributing to a remarkably wavy relief. The Sauhag forest is a notable natural area within the municipality, providing opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and walking.
Last updated: July 26, 2026
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The large forecourt is equipped with solid table sets and there is also a covered grill.
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Perfect pit stop at the “Drei Linden” water tank with seating.
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Deutsche Telekom radio tower that is not publicly accessible. It is on the woman's head
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The telecommunications tower on the Frauenkopf in Stuttgart is operated by Telekom. The tower was built in 1969-71 as a successor to a smaller telecommunications tower. The tower is 192.4 meters high and weighs about 9800 tons. The type tower FMT 3 served as the building basis. It was built by Siemens-Bauunion and the civil engineering company Wayss & Freytag at a cost of DM 9.5 million. The tower actually looks like a "UFO on a stick".
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The "Frauenkopf" is located in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg. - Mountain with approx. 463 m above sea level. NHN - in the east of Stuttgart - A chapel of "Our Lady" is said to have stood here, hence the name "Frauenkopf" - The "Stuttgart telecommunications tower" built in 1954 and approx. 193 meters high stands on the "Frauenkopf" and is not freely accessible
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great view of the television tower
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The Uhlbergturm is an observation tower of the Swabian Alb Association. A stay there is always worthwhile. Nice place to stay, a kiosk is available. Good all-round view, the view to the south of the Albberge is particularly great, which you also have from below if the tower is closed (like now in November 2020 due to COVID19). Extensive information at: https://tuerme-wanderheime.albverein.net/aussichtstürme/400-2/#%C2%A7%202
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A Deutsche Telekom telecommunications tower that is not open to the public.
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Neuhausen auf den Fildern is characterized by rolling hills and a fertile landscape on the Filder plateau, rather than traditional towering mountains. You'll find elevated areas and natural features that provide scenic views and opportunities for outdoor activities. The highest elevation reaches approximately 413 meters above sea level, contributing to a remarkably wavy relief.
For excellent panoramic views, consider visiting the Burial chapel on the Württemberg, which offers expansive views of the Neckar Valley. Another popular spot is the Uhlberg Tower, where visitors can enjoy broad vistas from the top. The Core tower also provides a beautiful view from its observation deck.
Yes, the Burial chapel on the Württemberg is a significant historical and cultural site. This mausoleum, located atop the 411-meter-high Württemberg Mountain, is a man-made monument with architectural significance, often referred to as the "Swabian Taj Mahal." The Stuttgart Telecommunications Tower (Frauenkopf), while a modern structure, also serves as a prominent landmark within a recreational forest.
The Uhlberg Tower is a great family-friendly option, offering panoramic views and facilities like a kiosk and barbecue area at its base. Similarly, the Core tower also has a beer garden and is considered family-friendly, making it suitable for outings with children.
Yes, at the Uhlberg Tower, you'll find a kiosk and barbecue area. The tower itself is typically open on weekends. The Core tower also features a kiosk and a beer garden, usually open from Thursdays through Sundays.
The Filder region, including Neuhausen auf den Fildern, is well-suited for various outdoor pursuits. You can enjoy hiking, walking, cycling, and jogging through its fields and forests. The nearby Sauhag forest is a popular recreational area with numerous trails. For specific routes, you can explore options like hiking trails or running trails around Neuhausen auf den Fildern.
Yes, there are several easy hiking trails available. For instance, you can find routes like the "Poussierwegle Forest Path – View of Lindenhof loop" or the "Crooked and Slanted Trees – Zigeunereiche barbecue area loop." These are part of the easy hikes around Neuhausen auf den Fildern guide, offering accessible options for a leisurely walk.
The highest elevation within Neuhausen auf den Fildern reaches approximately 413 meters (around 1,355 feet) above sea level. This point is located in the forested region of Harthäuser Sattel, which borders the Sauhag forest.
Yes, the Hörnle 452 m – Hörnleeiche Natural Monument is a notable natural feature. It marks a crossroads and mountain saddle, featuring the ancient Hörnleeiche oak tree. The Sauhag forest itself is also considered an important natural recreational area.
Visitors frequently highlight the great views, especially from spots like the Burial chapel on the Württemberg, which offers a wonderful panorama of the Neckar Valley. The tranquil forest paths, recreational opportunities, and the combination of cultural interest with natural beauty are also highly appreciated by the komoot community.
The **Sauhag forest** is a significant natural area partially within the municipality of Neuhausen auf den Fildern. It's a popular recreational spot, ideal for walks, hikes, and other outdoor activities. The Stuttgart Telecommunications Tower (Frauenkopf) is also situated within a beautiful recreational forest with many hiking trails.
Komoot offers various guides for hiking around Neuhausen auf den Fildern. You can find easy hikes for a relaxed experience, or explore the general hiking guide which includes moderate routes like the "Metal Bridge over the Sulzbach – Sauhag Forest History loop" for those seeking more challenge.
While specific winter opening hours for all locations are not always provided, the Uhlberg Tower typically has winter opening hours on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from 13:00 to 17:00. Many forest paths and trails in the region, such as those in the Sauhag forest, remain accessible for winter walks, though conditions may vary.


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