Chuderhüsi observation tower
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Chuderhüsiturm
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| Place: | Röthenbach in the Emmental | ||||
| Canton: | Bern | ||||
| Country: | Switzerland | ||||
| Altitude : | 1132 m | ||||
| Coordinates: 46 ° 52 '6.7 " N , 7 ° 43' 6.3" E ; CH1903: six hundred twenty-one thousand three hundred and thirty-two / 190860 | |||||
| Use: | Observation tower | ||||
| Accessibility: | Observation tower open to the public | ||||
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| Construction time : | 2002 (1998 first tower) | ||||
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| Total height : | 41.6 m | ||||
| Viewing platform: | 37.0 m | ||||
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The Chuderhüsi observation tower (also called Gauchern observation tower) is an observation tower in the municipality of Röthenbach in the Emmental , about 15 km northeast of Thun.
The Chuderhüsi observation tower is 42 meters high and made of silver fir wood . The viewing platform at a height of 37 meters is reached via 195 steps. Until June 2010 it was the tallest wooden tower in Switzerland; since then this has been the Chutzenturm . The tower was built in 1998, burned down in 2001 and was rebuilt in 2002.
Stairs
Viewing platform
literature
- A wooden tower with a variety of symbols. In: Schweizer Holzbau 68 (2002), No. 6, 22-25.
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