솔타우‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 산 정상

수학자 가우스가 황무지에서 측량 작업을 수행한 것을 기념하며

하이데에서 측량 작업을 수행한 수학자 가우스를 기념하며

From Wilseder Berg you have a fantastic view over the Lüneburg Heath. The paths to and from Wilseder Berg also offer beautiful views of a stunning landscape.

A real challenge on a mountain bike, but a great view.

Horst Michling, the long-time chairman of the Gauss Society, described the creation of the Gauss Stone in 1977: "On March 20, 1964, the inauguration of a Gauss memorial stone took place on the summit of Wilseder Berg. The medallion portrait of Gauss, which adorns his grave monument in the old Albani Cemetery in Göttingen, was attached to a large granite boulder. Below it was a sign bearing the inscription "C.F. Gauss – 1777–1855 – Hanoverian Gradmesung – 1821–1825." Recently, the hiking trail leading to Wilseder Berg was also named after Gauss, and several stone blocks bearing corresponding inscriptions were erected as signposts." (Mitteilungen der Gauss-Gesellschaft Göttingen, Volume 14, 1977, pages 108–109).

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In good weather, you can enjoy a fantastic view of the Lüneburg Heath from here. Especially when the dream is painted in purple...awesome.

From the Turmberg Oberhaverbeck, the heath is revealed in all its splendor: vast forests, isolated birch trees, juniper groves and sometimes even herds of Heidschnucken sheep. A panoramic view like a painting. Looking from up here, you can clearly see that heath is not uniform. Rather, there are very differently structured stands of different ages. The heath therefore looks like a mosaic. Source: https://naturpark-lueneburger-heide.de/natur-und-kultur/naturwunder-und-naturblicke/turmberg-oberhaverbeck