List of hills of the Schönbuch

This list of hills of the Schönbuch contains an almost complete selection of the hills, high points and spurs or subpeaks of the Schönbuch, a forest region in the south German Keuper Uplands, and of the Schönbuch Nature Park within the German state of Baden-Württemberg.

Chapel of the hermitage on the Bromberg with altar
Herrenberg Palace (Schlossberg Herrenberg)
Palace of Hohenentringen (Schlossberg Entringen)
Waldenbuch Transmission Tower (Betzenberg)
Uhlberg Tower (Uhlberg)
Detail of Roseck Palace (Schlossberg Unterjesingen)
Österberg mit Österberg Tower

The table below is organised in order of height in metres above sea level (NHN), but some of the columns are sortable by clicking on the symbol in the respective header.

The abbreviations used in the table are explained below.

Hill or high point Height
(m)[1]
Location Counties
*
Part of
(see Remarks)
*
Bromberg0582.6In the centre of the Schönbuch between Entringen and AltdorfBBHermitage Former chapel,
Schonwald Diebsteig,
Wagner military cemetery (on the Gr. Goldersbach stream)
Stellberg0580.3[2]on the western edge of the Schönbuch 3.5 km northeast of HerrenbergBBRecultivated rubbish and soil tip, former quarry
Steingart0566.1In the centre of the Schönbuch between Entringen and Weil
Kapf0566.0North-northwest of MönchbergBB
Grafenberg0560.9North of KayhBBGrafenberg NR
(23.9 ha; 480–560 m; 19 August 1969)
Kirnberg0558.9Northwestern spur of the BrombergBB
Rötelberg0555.5Part of the Rohrauer Köpfe southeast of RohrauBB
Schönbuchspitz0546.1North-northeast of EntringenSchönbuch-Westhang/Ammerbuch NR
(459.0 ha; 360–540 m; 15 November 2000)
(with the Pfaffenkopf in front to the south)
Burgberg Breitenholz0543.1East-northeast of BreitenholzMüneck Castle,
Schönbuch-Westhang/Ammerbuch NR
(459.0 ha; 360–540 m; 15 November 2000)
Falkenkopf0532.2Southwestern spur of the BrombergBB
Palace ofberg
Herrenberg
0522.8In HerrenbergBBHerrenberg Palace
Palace ofberg
Rohrau
0520Part of the Rohrauer Köpfe, western spur of the Rötelberg,
south of Rohrau
BBlost castle of Rohrau
Hornkopf0515.2North of Hagelloch
Schlossberg Entringen0509.9East of EntringenPalace of Hohenentringen,
Schönbuch-Westhang/Ammerbuch NR
(459.0 ha; 360–540 m; 15 November 2000)
Eichenfirst0502.0In the centre of the Schönbuch between Dettenhausen and PfrondorfRT,
Schaich Valley NR
(205.9 ha; 320–360 m; 23 February 1995),
Eisenbachhain NR
(8.3 ha; 470–490 m; 23 August 1937)
Betzenberg0499.5South-southwest of GlashütteBB,
ES
Waldenbuch Transmission Tower,
Celtic quadrangular schanze,
Schaich valley NR
(205.9 ha; 320–360 m; 23 February 1995),
Betzenberg Forest Educational Trail
Steinenberg
(Tübingen)
0492.0On the northwestern perimeter of TübingenSteinenberg Tower (OT)
Günzberg0490.5West-southwest of Dettenhausen<!—in the county to the west --> BB
Kapellenberg
(Wurmlinger Berg)
0475Southwest of Tübingen,
east of Hirschau
St. Remigius Chapel
(Wurmlingen Chapel)
Spitzberg0474.4Southwest of Tübingen,
northeast of Hirschau
Former castle of Ödenburg,
Hirschauer Berg NR
(22.2 ha; 375–470 m; 30 July 1980),
Spitzberg - Ödenburg NR
(9.9 ha; 280–427 m; 22 October 1990)
(Spitzberg is south of the Schönbuch)
Uhlberg0469.6Between Plattenhardt and NeuenhausESUhlberg Tower (OT)
Kirnberg0464.6east of BebenhausenGeological trail
Schlossberg Unterjesingen0456.8North of UnterjesingenRoseck Palace,
Schönbuch-Westhang/Ammerbuch NR
(459.0 ha; 360–540 m; 15 November 2000)
Schaichberg0456.0Northwest of HäslachES,
RT
Schaichberg Tower (WT),
Schaich Valley NR
(205.9 ha; 320–360 m; 23 February 1995),
Sulzeiche NR
(1.9 ha; 445–455 m; 16 November 1981)
Österberg0437.9In TübingenÖsterberg Tower (former OT)
Dürrenberg0433.1Southwest of RübgartenRT
Keßlerhau
(local name)
0417.2West of WaldenbuchBBNeuweiler Viehweide NR
(13.5 ha; 370–417.2 m; 3 January 1984)
Steinenberg
(Aichtal)
0383.1Between Neuenhaus and AichESAich Viaduct

Abbreviations and key

The abbreviations used in the table (alphabetically sorted) mean:

Counties:

Other:

The Part of column usually gives details of the local nature reserve, which is almost never on the hilltop, but on its sides or at its foot. The area in hectares, height in metres (m) above Normalhöhennull (NHN) and the date of foundation are given.

See also

References

  1. Map services of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation
  2. Measurement undertaken by the Landratsamt Böblingen over 5 control survey points in 2016
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