Bredstedt Telecommunications Tower (Stollberg Observation Platform)

At the most striking elevation of North Frisia is the 380-hectare Stollberg nature experience area with the transmission tower, from whose viewing platform a broad view opens up over the Köge in the marsh to the islands and Halligen in the North Sea.

At the foot of the large transmission tower is an Iron Age scenery village. Here you can dive into the time around 400 AD and learn how people lived or about iron was won and forged.

From the viewing platform (25 m height) you have a great view to the North Frisian holms and islands.

The Stollberg is in the district of North Friesland at 43.4 meters above sea level after the Sandesberg near Ostenfeld (Husum) (53.3 meters), the Uwe-Düne in the municipality of Kampen on Sylt (50.2 meters), the Glockenberg (50, 4 meters) between the communities of Hude/Fresendelf and the Rantzauhöhe within the Langenberg south of the community of Leck (North Friesland) (44.8 meters) the fifth highest elevation in the district. The Stollberg - a part of the western Geest ridge - developed as a so-called old moraine during the Saale Ice Age and was finally formed during the Vistula Ice Age in particular. From here you have a good view of the landscape of the near and far surroundings. The mountain, which belongs to the municipality of Bordelum, is located directly on the federal highway 5.Near the mountain is the Stollberg spring, which was considered sacred in earlier times.In April 2002, the Schleswig-Holstein Ministry for the Environment, Nature and Forestry declared the area in this area a nature experience area.The 108 meter high telecommunications tower Bredstedt with a publicly accessible viewing platform at a height of 20 meters is located on the Stollberg.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stollberg_(Nordfriesland)