Feldberg suits skiing families and walkers who want Baden-Württemberg's highest summit and a train line past three lakes. Homes sleep four to six, with two bedrooms as the norm. The municipality is a string of small villages, so a car still helps.
Feldberg is a municipality of about two thousand people at the Feldberg Pass, spread over several villages including Altglashütten, Neuglashütten, Falkau, Bärental and Feldberg itself. Feldberg village, at 1,277 metres, is considered the highest village in Germany, and the Feldberg is the highest summit in Baden-Württemberg. Three lakes meet within the municipal boundary, Titisee among them, and the Dreiseenbahn railway runs past Titisee and Schluchsee. Our homes sit close together within the municipality rather than up at the summit. Winter brings drag lifts and an easy sledging run at Altglashütten. Evenings are quiet everywhere.
One of the three lakes that meet within the Feldberg boundary, and the junction for trains towards Freiburg.
The lake the Dreiseenbahn follows from Aha down to Seebrugg, reached hourly by train from the Feldberg villages.
An easy 100-metre sledging run beside the Altglashütten ski lift, with a conveyor belt for the climb back up.
Feldberg is on the Dreiseenbahn, an hourly line from Titisee to Seebrugg with stops at Feldberg-Bärental and Altglashütten-Falkau, and Titisee has connections towards Freiburg. Bärental, at 967 metres, is Germany's highest standard-gauge station. A car is handy for the summit area and trailheads.
Winter is the main season, with drag lifts such as the Schwarzenbachlift and an easy sledging run at Altglashütten. In summer the lakes along the railway make an easy outing. Late autumn and early spring fall between seasons, so check what is open before booking.
It works for families with young children. Drag lifts such as the Schwarzenbachlift run at Altglashütten, and an easy 100-metre sledging run there has a paid conveyor belt for the climb back up.
Hourly trains on the Dreiseenbahn stop at Feldberg-Bärental and Altglashütten-Falkau, running between Titisee and Seebrugg. Bärental is the highest standard-gauge station in Germany.
It is generally considered so. Feldberg village sits at 1,277 metres, in a municipality at the Feldberg Pass that also takes in villages such as Bärental, whose station stands at 967 metres.
Mid-sized. They sleep four to six, most with two bedrooms. Fireplaces and gardens are not standard, so check each listing if either matters.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed November 2026.
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