ラーティンゲンの絶景の山頂・トップ7

Highest point in Duisburg at 83.7 meters

The following hiking trails are located on the Backelsberg: • Upper Castle Trail • Lower Castle Trail • Drachensteig The builder of the Hartenfels manor house on the Backelsberg was the steel industrialist Peter Klöckner (1863–1940). The house was built in 1910/1911 on a plot of land in the Duisburg city forest that Klöckner had bought from the city of Duisburg.

To be honest, I didn't know that the highest point in Düsseldorf was there. Learned something new.

The Sandberg is the highest elevation in the city at 164.7 m and is completely forested. Limonite and gravel deposits from the Rhine can be found here.

The Backelsberg, on whose summit Haus Hartenfels is located at a height of 82.52 m, is the highest natural elevation in Duisburg at 83.7 m. It is surrounded by dense beech forest, so there is no view possible.

Mintarder Berg The Mintarder Berg is an elevation in Mintard, a district of Mülheim an der Ruhr. The mountain is 116 m high and represents the eastern border of the Ruhr valley. The Mintarder Berg is part of the Ruhr Heights on the Lower Ruhr. The Sommersberg in the south is 121 m higher than the Mintarder Berg, while the Auberg to the north reaches a height of 106 m. The west flank of the Mintarder Berg falls steeply into the Ruhr Valley. natural reserve The area around the mountain has been protected as the Mintarder Ruhrtalhang and Mintarder Berg nature reserve since 2005. The nature reserve covers 28.9 hectares. Hike The Mintarder Berg is crossed by numerous hiking trails that run, for example, via Ratingen-Hösel, Laupendahl and near the Mintarder Ruhrtalbrücke. Source and link: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mintarder_Berg

We've walked past here more than once. Today we climbed up and admired the quartzite chunks.

Great view, at a dizzying height