Altglashütten

Altglashütten is a district of the municipality of Feldberg in the Black Forest, located in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is situated in the High Black Forest and is known for its scenic natural surroundings, including forests and meadows. Historically, the area's name, translating to "old glass huts," suggests a past connection to glass production, likely utilizing the abundant timber resources of the region for fuel.

The village itself is characterized by a predominantly rural atmosphere, attracting visitors who seek tranquility and outdoor recreation. Hiking trails are a popular feature, offering access to the natural beauty of the Feldberg area. Altglashütten is part of the larger Feldberg community, benefiting from its infrastructure while maintaining its distinct character. The elevation of the area contributes to its cooler climate and the characteristic Black Forest landscape.

Geographically, Altglashütten lies at a significant altitude, contributing to its role as a gateway to higher elevations and popular tourist destinations within the Feldberg region. The settlement is relatively small, with a focus on agriculture and tourism. Its proximity to the Feldberg Pass, a major transport route through the mountains, makes it accessible. The environment is typical of the southern Black Forest, with coniferous forests and rolling hills.