The Hasenbergsteige steeply from the Stuttgart basin to the west up to the mountain hare and the heights of Glems Forest. Formerly ran the highway between Stuttgart and Calw in the Black Forest on the Hasenbergsteige.
The Hasenbergsteige uses a mountain spur, the the mountain hare (so called this part of the tank rim) toward the center of Stuttgart advances. Actually, the prospect would be outstanding from the Hasenbergsteige. However, the view of Stuttgart in Stuttgart-West and South through the development and growth is severely limited.
An exception is the viewpoint Hasenbergsteige, which is located approximately in the middle of the walkways above House No. 48 . The viewpoint is located on the northern edge of the walkways. The view is from here in the north and northeast over much of the Stuttgart city district of West and of part of Stuttgart-Mitte.
The viewpoint Hasenbergsteige was created on the roof of a water tank. For a time prevented a fence that you could proceed to the edge of the platform. Only recently, this is possible again. It goes without saying that one can throw any objects from the platform down into the gardens or the underlying houses. Signs noted in the description.
Lookout Hasenbergsteige: Recently, you can proceed again to the edge. |
View from Lookout Hasenbergsteige on the upper west of Stuttgart: the right image halves, the concrete tower of St. Paul's Church, in the background, the shell edge covers the Kräherwald. |
View from Lookout Hasenbergsteige to parts of S and S-West Center: in the background we bring the only opening of the Stuttgart basin toward recognize the Neckar valley. |
A possible starting point is the S-Bahn stop Schwabstraße. Leave the underground station on the side of downtown. To be painted of you go a few yards up the Rotebühlstraße and turn left into the Rötestraße. At the upper end of the Rötestraße offers a Season (stairs), the Rötestaffel, the sequel. The Rötestaffel leads up to Hasenbergsteige. There, keep to the right and continues up to the lookout point on the right. The ease of removal is about 800 meters.
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