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Hornisgrinde

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Due to the high average wind speed of 5.2 m/s in the annual average on the Hornisgrinde in the mid-1990s a commercial wind park was established. In 1994 two wind-power plants of 110 KW each one were built in private initiative, a third one with 132 KW followed in 1996. Like on other places there
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In 1938 the entire southern range of the summit level was declared as the military restricted area. First being in use since 1942 by the German Forces as an air defense position, the French took over the location in 1945. These operated on the Hornisgrinde an observing station on behalf of the French
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At the highest point of the mountain, in the midst of the summit level is a further tower, the 7 meters high signal tower established around 1840. In 1892 it was converted by assembly of stairs at the exterior into an observation tower. However, it was inaccessible during the military use of the
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The Hornisgrinde belongs to the precipitation-richest places in Germany. The average yearly precipitation amounts to 1931 mm. Over 99% of the measuring points of the German weather service indicate lower values. The driest month is February; at most it rains in June. There's 1.4 times more
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with the landing Blindsee lake. The summit changes to the Katzenkopf mountain in the southwest at 1123 m, into the southeast drops the burr toward Seibelseckle. The Katzenkopf mountain and the southeast burr of the Hornisgrinde form the cirque of the
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it was used by the French military. In 2000 the Seebach forestry association acquired the tower from the Federation and transferred it to the municipality of Seebach as a lease. On 29 May 2005 the tower was opened again to the public.
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precipitation in the precipitation-richest month than in the driest one. The seasonal precipitation fluctuations lie in the upper third. In over 81% of all places the monthly precipitation varies less.
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The summit of the Hornisgrinde is framed of the Muhrkopf (1003 m) near Unterstmatt in the north and the Mummelsee (1036 m) in the south. In the west the slope is cut through by the
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was used as the building material. Together with the Mummelsee, the tower was one of the most popular destinations in the region at that time. In 1942 it was commandeered by the
269:- treeless wet heathlands on the highest areas, were created following forest clearance and the subsequent use of the land as grazing in the 15th century. By contrast the 546: 706: 460:(3.5 km). It is prepared for classical and skating technology. Entrance possibilities are at the Mummelsee, at the col Seibelseckle and at the col Unterstmatt. 310:
The Dreifürstenstein is a sandstone plate, which is located at the southeast edge of the plateau. It originates from the year 1722 and marked the border between the
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Parts of the plateau with the raised bog and the Karwand to the Biberkessel were designated as the Hornisgrinde-Biberkessel Nature Reserve (
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summit. In 2000 the tower (also called Bismarck tower) was reorganized and made again accessible by a steel spiral stair lying outside.
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Protected areas of the raised bog on the summit plateau of the Hornisgrinde with typical bog vegetation and crooked, stunted fir trees
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with information boards by the Ruhestein nature conservation centre leads across the summit plateau, crossing the
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At the southern end, above the Mummelsee, stands the 23-metre-high Hornisgrinde Tower. The construction of this
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runs over the western and southern sides of the mountain, with a large car park at the Mummelsee. From there an
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consisting of the Mummelseeloipe (6 km), Hundsrückenloipe (4.5 km) and the Ochsenstall-Seibelseckle
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The name is probably derived from Latin, and essentially translates to "boggy head," referring to the
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There is no lift system to the top of the Hornisgrinde itself. However, north of the summit is the
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At the northern end of the summit plateau is a transmitting tower of the
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Also on top of the Hornisgrinde is a 206 m (676 ft) high
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Around the summit of the Hornisgrinde leads a 14 km long
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Hohloh
Elevation
Coordinates
48°36′25″N 8°12′9″E / 48.60694°N 8.20250°E / 48.60694; 8.20250
Hornisgrinde is located in Baden-Württemberg
Baden-Württemberg
Parent range
Black Forest
mountain
Northern Black Forest
Germany
Ortenaukreis
raised bog
miss
grind
cirque
Mummelsee

Grinden
raised bog

Margraviate of Baden
Württemberg
Diocese of Strasbourg
Sasbach
Seebach
Baiersbronn
DGSE
long-distance footpath

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