Geiskopf Blockfield and Summit

From the Geißköpfchen (627 m) on the Dietrichsberg there is a fantastic view of the Rhön with its highest mountain, the Wasserkuppe. You can also see the game of skittles, several cone-shaped volcanic mountains where, according to legend, the giants are said to have played skittles.
A geological feature is the block heap, which has been protected since 1979 and was formed when large basalt columns collapsed.

Wonderfully beautiful and truly quiet patch of earth

The Geiskopf (626 m above sea level) "also known as the Wölterbütter Köpfchen - is the southeastern secondary summit of the Dietrichsberg. In 1738 it first appeared on a map as the" little Dittersberg ". (Information board)
The view to the east towards Thuringia is slowly growing, which is a shame. The banks at the summit are unfortunately also rotten and decayed. 👎