Peaks in Lower Saxony

A visit to the Wilseder Berg is part of every visit to the Lüneburg Heath. The ascent is not that difficult, but you will still be rewarded with a wonderful view. The Heidschnuckenweg also passes here.

The highest mountain in Lower Saxony, the Wurmberg, is known beyond the state's borders. As is so often the case, however, the runner-up is in the shadow of the limelight. … read more

The Wurmberg is the little brother of the Brocken. So they stand shoulder to shoulder, true to one another. When the weather is clear, you have a bombastic all-round view … read more

The Achtermannshöhe is the fourth highest mountain in the Harz Mountains. It lies, so to speak, in the slipstream of the Brocken and of course enables a fantastic view of … read more

Legendary panoramic view! In addition to the Canossa Column, the remains of the castle walls are still standing here. The inn and lodging house Aussichtsreich can also be found here. The Harz hiking nobility also has stamp number 121 here.

At 129 meters above sea level, the second highest elevation in the Lüneburg Heath with good paths, great views and plenty of seating. There is also a parking lot nearby.

The highest mountain in the southern Harz is 687.4 meters high and the view from here is great and makes up for the climb. If you still want to crack … read more

Somewhat hidden within the flat-wave Lüneburg Heath, in the Harburg Mountains, the Hasselbrack is the highest natural elevation in Hamburg with an astonishing 116.2 m above sea level. NN.

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Cozy beer garden (with fair prices); great view from the Anna Tower (free admission)

You reach the summit of the fig tree cliff via footbridges and secured by railings. Here you can expect a breathtaking view of the Okertal and the northern Harz foothills. … read more

This mystical place was considered a dwelling place by elves in the Middle Ages

The stamp 159 of the Harz hiking pin is well deserved here.

At the top of the Großer Tollen you will find a restaurant with a great view. No matter in which direction you drive, everywhere it goes steeply downhill. From the … read more

The Wilseder Berg is a great destination with a unique, wide view over the beautiful landscape of the Lüneburg Heath. Various paths and trails lead from it, which should be interesting for every mountain biker.

From the top station of the Wurmberg Bahn, you have plenty of opportunities to enjoy mountain biking. You can start longer tours here or try out the tracks in the … read more

What else is there to write: After a strenuous ascent, you can reward yourself with a break here before setting off on the trails down into the valley. The e-bike … read more

From the tower you have an excellent view of the old town of Goslar with the Harz in the background and the Harz foreland. At the same time stamp location of the HWN and another stamp

A visit is always worthwhile, whether hiked or by bike. There are also beautiful hiking trails in Marienberg, hdDas castle Marienburg is a palace that King George V of Hanover … read more

The Achtermannshöhe is the starting point for several different technical trails. The trail to the north is fun, the one to the south is challenging. But before you “throw yourself … read more

"Roland, the giant at the city hall of Bremen" is the largest (and most famous) of his 26 colleagues in Germany. At 5.55 meters, he is the longest in Bremen. … read more