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It's really very pleasant to walk there... the ground is soft or yielding

From the viewing platform you can see parts of the surrounding mountains, a section of the Weser Valley and a southern area of the North German Plain.

The Moltketurm is an approx. 14 meter high observation tower on the Wittekindsberg near the Porta Westfalica. From its viewing platform you can see parts of the surrounding mountains, a section of the Weser Valley and a southern area of the North German Plain. The tower stands on the ridge directly on the stretch of the Witekindsweg and the European long-distance hiking trail E11.

Interestingly grown beeches, also great in winter due to the many moss on the trunks

Very narrow in the tower, unfortunately there is only a partial view! Everything around very overgrown!

If you reach this area from the northeast, it presents itself as a huge, almost unfathomable hole in the surface of the earth. A few treetops shimmer deep below. The path narrows to a ridge, on which it goes to the left and left in what are almost bottomless depths. In addition, the remains of the 'Monster von Minden' were found right down there: "In 1998, LWL experts found the remains of a dinosaur in a quarry in the Wiehengebirge near Minden has been." Luckily it didn't catch us!

over a narrow staircase, one can commit the tower ... beautiful view!

If the weather is good you have a fantastic view.