フリーレンドルフの絶景の山頂・トップ8

Nice section and there is a small rest area on the top. 👍🏻

Here on the Ebigköpfchen (426m), you can enjoy the beauty of nature while taking a break. A table with two benches await you.

There is a 12 meter high lookout tower on the mountain. Built in 1978 as a crumple tower, it was renamed the August Franke Tower in 1984. To the west, a little below the summit, there is a 46-meter-high steel-frame transmission tower for the Deutsche Bundespost. It is used for radio transmission and is also used by a local group of the amateur radio club. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kn%C3%BCllk%C3%B6pfchen

At 634 m, the Knüllköpfchen is the second highest elevation in the Knüllgebirge. The observation tower is highly recommended, it offers a 360 degree view 👀

Nice view up there. It is a great destination for hiking and cycling. You will be rewarded and it invites you to linger there

Nice narrow idyllic path

The wooden Altenburg tower, about 21 m [4] high, has stood on the mountain top since 1963. The all-round view from its covered viewing platform at a height of around 18 m is partially restricted by trees. The view is free in a westerly direction over the valley of the Schwalm to Bad Zwesten and over the confluence of the Urff in Löwensteiner Grund to the Kellerwald, which reaches its greatest height at 675.3 m, 9.5 km southwest of the Altenburg on the desert garden. To the east, between the trees, you can see the Borken town center, the Gombether See and the Singliser See and, if visibility is good, the Hohe Meißner (753.6 m), 50 km to the northeast. To the south, again partially covered by trees, you can look up the Schwalmtal over Neuental and Schwalmstadt to the Vogelsberg (773 m) 59 km away. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altenburg_(Neuental

Great paths around the Altenburg. Fantastic up here.