The Malberg (422 m above sea level NHN) is a former volcano and is of volcanic origin. The plateau of the Malberges is more or less littered by more and less large boulders and one can not overlook the volcanic origin. A walk is worthwhile in every season! At the foot of the mountain there is a parking lot, from which you can reach the plateau on a beautiful forest path (circular route around the Malberg) comfortably and without too steep slope within about 30-45 minutes. Or you can park in one of the surrounding villages, if the walk may be a bit more extensive. In general, the Malberg and the beautiful, natural surroundings to extensive changes.

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Biggix

April 14, 2017

The Malberg (422 m above sea level NHN) is a former volcano and is located in the Westerwald, in the Montabaur basin. The Malberg was partially declared a nature reserve. On the plateau you can see the volcanic origin of the many boulders. A trip here is worthwhile in every season. The plateau is easily accessible via forest trails, the climb is not too steep and invites you for a walk. There is a parking lot at the foot of the Malberg, from here you can reach the "summit" or the plateau on a pleasant walk in about half an hour - 45 minutes. Or you can park in one of the surrounding villages, if the walk may be a bit more extensive.

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Thomas Wölferlingen

April 27, 2021

a must for every wanserwr, originally the malberg was a volcano

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