You'll find yourself spoiled for choice when organizing your stay in Waldshut. To help you, we have put together an overview of the most beautiful places to visit and attractions.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful Viewpoints in Waldshut
Viewpoint
· The Black Forest
Schesslong dü Boah
Viewing platform with special seating on the Menzos paths.
Lookout Tower
· The Black Forest
Hochkopfturm
Der Hochkopfturm steht auf 1.267 m ü. NHN auf dem Hochkopf, einem bewaldeten Höhenrücken nördlich von Todtmoos, an der Grenze der Landkreise Lörrach und Waldshut.
Viewpoint
· The Black Forest
Rock galleries
The rock galleries that lie along the route of the Wutach Gorge are imposing cliffs that tower up into the air.
Viewpoint
· The Black Forest
Bildsteinfelsen
Der Bildsteinfelsen liegt bei Dachsberg-Urberg unterhalb des Goldenhofes.
Viewpoint
· The Black Forest
Philosopher's path
A path on the outskirts of Bonndorf with meaning boards along the way.
Viewpoint
· The Black Forest
Viewing platform Grafenhausen
Viewpoint with a marvellous view over Grafenhausen towards Schlüchttal. On a clear day, the viewer can see the Alpine panorama from the Austrian to the French Alps. A viscope helps to identify the mountain peaks.
Lookout Tower
· The Black Forest
Lehenkopf tower
The Lehenkopf tower stands on the 1,039 metre high Lehenkopf, directly on the Schluchtensteig long-distance hiking trail between St. Blasien and Dachsberg. The 18 metre high tower offers a magnificent panoramic view over St. Blasien.
Viewpoint
· The Black Forest
Rickenbach - Naturdenkmal Solfelsen
The Solfelsen is a 5.4-metre natural landmark in the form of a huge rock created by years of weathering.
Viewpoint
· The Black Forest
"Hermannschau" viewpoint
Beautiful vantage point with a view of the four-valley community of Ühlingen-Birkendorf
Viewpoint
· The Black Forest
Totenbühl-Pavillon
Der Pavillon (auch "Totenbühlhütte") wurde im Jahr 1959 von der Stadt Bad Säckingen errichtet und 1989 erneuert.

