バート・カンベルクの絶景の山頂・トップ20

A great vantage point! The view into the valley as well as in the other direction to the Großer Feldberg is great.

Unfortunately, the drought and wind have changed the landscape here too. There is now also a very nice view towards the Glaskopf. In the other directions the trees obscure the view significantly more.

short, challenging trail to the Weilsberg, it's worth it, the view and the idyll, mostly you're all to yourself here and can enjoy nature.

In summer you can hardly see anything from the bike path. You have to climb a bit on foot to get a view of the rocks.

As if out of nowhere, a rock with a summit cross appears and invites you to climb.

At 700.7 meters, the Weilsberg is the fourth highest mountain in the Taunus! However, the summit is rather unspectacular and despite the extensive clearing (because of bark beetle infestation) there is hardly a view worth mentioning up here 😒 Unfortunately, the access roads are currently in a catastrophic condition (cause: harvester). https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weilsberg?oldformat=true

A trigonometric point (TP) ... is an observation point of the national survey ... It forms ... an essential basis for geodesy and cartography. ... Ground points are marked in the open area by an underground granite or steel plate, which is about 1 meter deep and in the middle of which a cross mark is carved. A pillar (long granite stone) with a square cross-section is dug above it as a visible "day mark", the headpiece of which protrudes about 20 cm from the ground and also has a chisel cross or a drill hole located exactly above the cross of the underground slab. (Source: Wikipedia). Dillenberg with 682m the # 8 of the highest peaks in the Taunus. PS: at Dillenberg there are deviations between the points in the area and those in the maps (Kommot & GPS device) of about 30m; there was no such thing at Junkernberg.

When you arrive at the top, open the small box, read and sort your thoughts.