Experience the magic of the High Black Forest
Places of interest on the Feldberg for an action-packed holiday
What makes the Feldberg such a special destination? It is not the sheer number of attractions, but their concentration. Surrounding the highest mountain in the Black Forest (1,493 m), the Feldberg Tower, Feldsee, Wichtelpfad and Haus der Natur are all just a few minutes’ walk apart. And all this right in the heart of Baden-Württemberg’s oldest nature reserve! If you cleverly combine the sights on the Feldberg in the Black Forest, you can therefore experience the very best of the Upper Black Forest even on a short break of 1 to 5 days. As hosts based right on the Feldberg, we know the region very well. Here you’ll find the destinations offering the best experiences, sensible combinations and recommendations tailored to your travel plans.
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The five main attractions on the Feldberg are the Feldberg Tower and the Feldberg Railway, Feldsee, the Wichtelpfad, the Haus der Natur and Lake Titisee.
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The Wichtelpfad, Feldsee, the Bismarck Monument and many viewpoints are free to visit.
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With the Hochschwarzwald Card (included for stays of 2 nights or more), you can take the Feldbergbahn up to the summit once free of charge, including entry to the Feldberg Tower.
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You can reach almost all destinations from the Feldberger Hof on foot or within a few minutes’ drive.
Which attractions on the Feldberg are the top priorities?
The highlights for your first visit
Feldberg Tower and Feldberg Railway
Why it’s worth it: A 360-degree view from the platform on the 11th floor; on a clear day, you can see as far as the Alps, plus the Black Forest Ham MuseumWho is it for:
Everyone, including those with pushchairs (cable car and lift)
Time required:
2 to 3 hours
Lake Feldsee
Why it’s worth it: A dark, glacial cirque lake nestled beneath steep rock faces – one of the most beautiful natural sights in the Black ForestWho is it for:
Walkers, nature lovers
Time required:
2 to 3 hours
Gnome Trail on the Feldberg
Why it’s worth it: A free adventure trail in the Auerhahnwald, featuring stories about elves and a forest playground at the endWho is it for:
Families with children aged 4 to 8 years
Time required:
1,5 to 2 hours
Feldberg Nature Centre
Why it’s worth it: Interactive exhibition on the Feldberg Nature Reserve, ranger-led tours and a 3D showWho is it for:
Families, rainy days
Time required:
1 to 1,5 hours
Lake Titisee
Why it’s worth it: Lakeside promenade, boating and the Black Forest town centre, just around 15 minutes’ drive awayWho is it for:
Connoisseurs, families
Time required:
half a day
Our comment
The Feldberg Tower and Feldsee showcase the natural surroundings, the Wichtelpfad and Haus der Natur delight children, and Lake Titisee adds that classic Black Forest charm to your holiday. It’s best to visit the Feldberg Tower in the morning, when the views are usually at their clearest.Experiences whatever the weather
Family adventures in the High Black Forest
Whether on adventurous trails through the forest, playing on adventure playgrounds or on exciting excursions - the region around the Feldberg offers families countless ways to experience the Black Forest. Theme trails, child-friendly hikes and leisure activities ensure that little explorers get their money’s worth.
Active through the warm season
Just get out into nature
In summer, the High Black Forest shows itself at its very best! Visit idyllic swimming lakes such as Titisee or Schluchsee, which are ideal for family outings. With the Hochschwarzwald Card, you benefit from discounted entry to outdoor and indoor pools, where you can enjoy unforgettable summer experiences with your family.
Winter fun on the family mountain
Snow adventures for young and old
When the High Black Forest is covered in a blanket of white, the magical winter season begins. Skiing, cross-country skiing, tobogganing or winter hiking: Around the Feldberg, even the youngest will find perfect conditions for their first turns on the slopes.
