Eichberg Tower

The Eichbergturm is a lookout tower at 368.6 m above sea level. NHN high Eichberg in Emmen things. The viewing platform is made of oak wood and sits on six Douglas fir trunks, which form a truncated pyramid with an upper platform frame. The staircase is a delicate cylinder of sectional steel and reinforcing, the spiral staircase has 240 steps made ​​of oak.

With a height of 48.19 meters it is the tallest observation tower in the Black Forest. The tower overlooks the oak forest with his pulpit to about 10 feet and the tip by 17 meters. From the control tower you can enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding area, the entire Black Forest crest until Isteiner block, the Swiss Jura, the Vosges chain and the Emperor chair.

The tower was built by a club founded in 1999 and handed over to the city of Emmen things on 17 September 2005 and opened to the public. It is formally called Jubilee storm Baden -Württemberg.