Cold herbaceous head

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Cold herbaceous head
The Kalte Staudenkopf (768 m) in the Thuringian Forest from the direction of Hildburghausen (south); Halfway up the town of Steinbach, to the left of the unwooded goat back (661 m), further to the left the Salzleckenkopf (640 m). Half to the right of the Buchenkopf (approx. 710 m), to the right of it - behind the valley of the lock - the Schwefelkopf (774 m) and its left secondary summit, the Sommerberg (756 m). The Simmersberg (781 m) joins the picture on the right.

The Kalte Staudenkopf (768 m) in the Thuringian Forest from the direction of Hildburghausen (south); Halfway up the town of Steinbach , to the left of the unwooded goat back (661 m), further to the left the Salzleckenkopf (640 m). Half to the right of the Buchenkopf (approx. 710 m), to the right of it - behind the valley of the lock - the Schwefelkopf (774 m) and its left secondary summit, the Sommerberg (756 m). The Simmersberg (781 m) joins the picture on the right.

height 768  m above sea level NHN
location Thuringia, Germany
Mountains Thuringian Forest
Coordinates 50 ° 32 '19 "  N , 10 ° 51' 14"  E Coordinates: 50 ° 32 '19 "  N , 10 ° 51' 14"  E
Kalter Staudenkopf (Thuringia)
Cold herbaceous head
Normal way by car from the county road between Steinbach and Frauenwald , five-armed signpost

The Kalte Staudenkopf is 768  m above sea level. NHN high mountain on the southern slope of the Thuringian Forest in the district of Hildburghausen , Thuringia . It is the southernmost main summit of an approximately 8 km long ridge that stretches between the valleys of Nahe and Trenkbach / Schleuse from the Großer Hundskopf ( 824  m ) on the Rennsteig via the resorts of Allzunah and Frauenwald ( Ilm district ) to ( Schleusegrund -) Steinbach am Südhang and Waldau in the valley of the lock pulls. The middle main summit is the Schmiedswiesenkopf ( 784  m ), to the north the Große Riesenhaupt ( 764  m ) with the “ ski jump house ” in the south of Frauenwald. In the north of the resort, 775  m are reached, further north 793  m , which is not noticeable in the immediate vicinity of the Hundskopf.

A road leads over the ridge, which is closed in snowy winters between Frauenwald and Steinbach. The district boundary to the Ilm district lies directly to the north of the temporarily closed section, to the south of Frauenwald.

The Kalte Staudenkopf has an antenna on its summit.

More peaks

The 712 m high Sommerberg near Schleusingerneundorf is a southwestern branch of the Schmiedswiesenkopf .

The Kalte Staudenkopf itself turns into significantly lower secondary peaks (below 700 m) after Steinbach , which reach a valley level of around 400 m at Waldau. To the east of Steinbach is the 710 m high beech head , to the west of the place the completely cleared goat's back (661 m), named after its shape, and to the west the salt lick head (640 m).

view

The Kalte Staudenkopf can be reached by motor vehicle from the five-armed signpost , which is 736.5 m above sea level on the Steinbach-Frauenwald road. To the west of its summit, just below it, is a meadow with a panoramic view of the Adlersberg mountains to the west (with Neuhauser Hill , 849.9 and 891 m respectively), Großer Eisenberg (907 m), Großer Beerberg (983 m), Schneekopf ( 978 m) and Großer Finsterberg (944 m) as well as to the singularity Dolmar (740 m) outside the Thuringian Forest and to the Gleichbergen (642 and 679 m).

View from Simmersberg (781 m) in northwest direction to the highest mountains in the Thuringian Forest: Adlersberg (849.9 m) with Neuhauser Hügel (891 m), Großer Beerberg (partly covered, 983 m) with Wildekopf (943 m), Großer Eisenberg (907 m), Schneekopf (978 m), Großer Finsterberg (944 m) and Kleiner Finsterberg (875 m); in the foreground Kalter Staudenkopf (768 m) and Schmiedswiesenkopf (784 m) - the Große Riesenhaupt (764 m) near Frauenwald and the Große Hundskopf (824 m) near Allzunah on the right - as well as the secondary summit Hohe Warth (718 m); on the left in the background the Pleß (645 m) in the Vorderen Rhön, 52 km away

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