Best mountain peaks around Schliengen are found in a region situated between the foothills of the Black Forest and the Vosges Mountains. This area features elevations ranging from 225 to more than 1100 meters above sea level. While direct alpine peaks are not within the town's boundaries, Schliengen offers several elevated points and areas providing expansive views and natural beauty. The landscape is characterized by picturesque vineyards and diverse hiking opportunities through forests and valleys.
Last updated: August 17, 2026
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The Kälbelescheuer alpine inn is a popular stop for hikers and cyclists and is also accessible by car. From the sun terrace, you can enjoy an impressive view over the Rhine plain to the Vosges mountains in Alsace. In the cozy hut, traditional Black Forest specialties, as well as coffee and cake, are served. Whether in the rustic dining room or in the beer garden – here you can combine a delightful break with a magnificent view. More information can be found at https://www.muenstertal-staufen.de/Media/Gastronomie/Almgaststaette-Kaelbelescheuer#/.
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On the edge of the southern Black Forest, in Baden-Württemberg, is the approximately 1165 m high mountain, which lies in the middle of the districts of Lörrach and Breisgau. A neighboring and well-known place is, for example, Badenweiler. Geographically, the town is located centrally in the triangle of Germany, Switzerland and France. The Hohe Blauen is particularly popular as a viewing point. The area around the Blauen is designated as a landscape conservation area and includes approximately 4119 hectares of mixed forest that extends to just below the summit. The mountain was already named in documents in the 14th century and was known as Blauwen or Blawen. In the 17th century, the mountain was first referred to as "Hoche Blawen". The mountain originally got its name from the dark green, blue-shimmering fir forests. These bathe the mountain in a bluish light and give it an unmistakable face. https://www.schwarzwaldportal.com/ausflugsziel- outlooksturm-hochblauen.html
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With a free lookout tower and restaurant with a fantastic view terrace. self-service!
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Signposted hiking trails lead along the mountain restaurant Hochblauen - wonderful view from the terrace - menu with reference to rösti and liverle. The tour https://www.komoot.de/tour/946843512
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Starting from Rehaklinik Kandertal in Malsburg Marzell there is a nice hiking trail through the forest passing by the Rossfelsen up to the Hochblauen. Great panorama and a restaurant with delicious self-made poppy seed cake
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Beautiful views and many shady paths
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Visitors frequently enjoy the Kreuzweg Pass Summit, which offers an almost alpine feel with rock faces and views towards Belchen. Another favorite is the area around the Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn, known for its panoramic views across the Rhine plain to the Vosges. For the highest vistas, the Summit of Blauen (also known as Hochblauen) provides clear views of the Rhine Valley, Vosges Mountains, other Black Forest summits, and even the Alps on clear days.
Yes, the region offers historical points of interest. The Stockburg Ruins are a notable historical site, though reaching them can be quite challenging. Additionally, the Summit of Blauen features a radio tower and a smaller panoramic tower, adding a man-made landmark to its natural beauty.
From various elevated points, you can expect magnificent panoramic views. For instance, the Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn provides wonderful views across the Rhine plain to the Vosges in Alsace. The Summit of Blauen offers expansive vistas of the Rhine Valley, the Vosges Mountains, other Black Forest summits, and on clear days, even the distant Alps.
Yes, the area around the Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn is considered family-friendly. It's accessible by car, making it convenient for families, and offers food, drinks, and a beer garden for a pleasant stop during an outing.
The region is excellent for various outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking opportunities, from leisurely walks to more challenging mountain hikes. There are also extensive options for gravel biking and mountain biking. For detailed routes, explore the hiking guide, gravel biking guide, and MTB trails guide around Schliengen.
Yes, for those seeking a challenge, the region offers trails with significant elevation changes. For example, the ascent to the Stockburg Ruins is described as quite wild and demanding. The Summit of Blauen is also categorized as challenging, offering a rewarding climb to its 1165-meter altitude.
The Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn is a popular spot offering good food, drinks, and a beer garden, making it an ideal stop for hikers and cyclists. While the Summit of Blauen has a restaurant, it's advisable to check its current operating status as it has been subject to closures.
The region is beautiful throughout many seasons. The picturesque vineyards and idyllic landscapes are particularly appealing in spring and autumn. Some areas, like the Kreuzweg Pass Summit, can be enjoyed as early as February due to their sunny exposure, making winter hiking an option on clear days.
The Kreuzweg Pass Summit has parking facilities. The Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn is also popular among visitors traveling by car, with a parking lot available. While specific public transport details for each peak are not provided, Schliengen serves as a hub for exploring the surrounding elevated landscapes.
Visitors highly value the magnificent views, especially from prominent points like the Summit of Blauen, which offers a clear panorama of the Rhine Valley, Vosges, and Alps. The welcoming atmosphere and amenities at places like the Kälbelescheuer Mountain Inn, with its food and beer garden, are also frequently praised. The diverse hiking opportunities and the unique subalpine landscape with its flora and fauna are also major draws.
Yes, the area offers several circular hiking routes. For example, you can find options like the 'Steinenkreuzle Viewpoint – Obereggenen Orchard Meadows loop from Sitzenkirch' or the 'Narrenbänkle Bench – Bürgeln Castle loop from Sitzenkirch' within the broader hiking guide around Schliengen.


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