アルツァイ＝ヴォルムの絶景の山頂・トップ3

Firstly, from there, you have a wonderful panoramic view of the surrounding Rhenish-Hessian villages. At 245 m, the Petersberg is one of the defining hills of the Mainz Basin, as Rhenish-Hessian is known geologically. Unlike the other table mountains of the Rhenish-Hessian hills with their limestone caps, the Petersberg lacks these. In rainy seasons, this leads to landslides on the slopes due to water penetrating between the marl and sand layers – as in other places in the Mainz Basin. At the top of the Petersberg, you can still see the remains of the 10th-century surrounding wall of St. Peter's Church. The legend of the Three Sisters surrounds this church, as well as the pilgrimage chapel on the Nazarienberg in Mommenheim and the mountain church in Udenheim.

358m above sea level Some benches available

The narrow grass path was quite overgrown and was therefore not at all pleasant to walk on

The Herrgottspfad to Petersberg is part of the Way of St. James. Markings can be found before the ascent, opposite the former viewing bench

The Melibokus (or Melibocus; also Malschen or Malchen and formerly called Spitzberg) is a 517.4 m above sea level. NHN high mountain in the Odenwald near Zwingenberg in Hesse and therefore the highest mountain on the southern Hesse mountain road. Source Wikipedia

Stay on the main paths, even if it's a few kilometers longer. The single trails and sub-paths are largely overgrown and impassable.

The Kappelberg is 358 m above sea level. NHN the highest mountain in Rheinhessen. It is located in the Saar-Nahe mountains between Offenheim and Oberwiesen in the Rhineland-Palatinate district of Alzey-Worms, close to the Donnersberg district. Wikipedia

We can really score with our highest elevations in Rheinhessen :-), but for me as a lowland Tyrolean it's almost a mountain. There is a summit cross and a nice place to rest.