ファスベルクの絶景の山頂・トップ8

ヴィルゼダーベルクの隣、ハウセルベルクには、カール・フリードリヒ・ガウスを記念する別の測量点があります

The summit cross stands here on the mountain which is 94m high and you can sign the summit book.

Reconstructed Gaußstein on the Heidschnuckenweg

A surveying point for land surveying. The stone was erected here as a memorial to it.

At an altitude of 94m above sea level, which is insane for this area, you can document your heroic achievement, namely the ascent from the valley, in a summit book kept for this purpose, provided the weather conditions, which are not uncommon in this extreme location, allow it.

This is where the NSG Lünsholz begins, whose highest alley is the Lüßberg. There are unusually large and old beech and oak stands for the Südheide, which survived the great forest fire of 1975.

The highest (freely accessible) peak in the Celle district, but without a view. There is also a place to rest, but no weather shelter. The "renaming" to "worry stone" is a little artificial for us, but if it helps...

The Wietzer Berg rises to 102 meters here, from here you have a wonderful view of the Örtzetal and one of the most beautiful heath areas in the Südheide Nature Park. Here the famous heath poet Hermann Löns is said to have enjoyed the peace and nature of the heath many times. The Lönsstein stands on a heath near the summit, a monument commemorating the heath poet.