Spitzer Lippberg Summit

In front of the Plessewald plateau in the northeast there are two distinctive peaks. The southern mountain is the width of Lippberg. The northern mountain is the top of Lippberg. Both are still marked as viewing peaks on old hiking maps. The tree vegetation currently prevents a rewarding view in summer. This could soon change due to the current state of the forest. The condition of the paths and long-scarred name carvings show that this area had livelier times. Nevertheless, climbing or exceeding it is worthwhile. The Lippberg peak has interesting limestone formations at the summit.

Because of the poor condition of the road and the sometimes dense undergrowth, an ascent is recommended in late autumn to spring, when the vegetation allows more views and the forest is less tick-heavy.