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Plesse Castle (also Plesseburg) is a significant medieval castle ruin in southern Lower Saxony, about 7 kilometers north of Göttingen. It sits atop a 350-meter-high mountain spur above the village of Bovenden-Eddigehausen on the edge of the Göttingen Forest.

The Hünstollen Tower is a beautiful destination for a hike. It can be reached via various paths, and you'll be rewarded with a truly fantastic view from the top. An information panel provides interesting facts.

Easily accessible by bicycle and always open to visitors (the door is only secured with a bolt). The enclosed wooden structure looks quite tall. Inside, you sometimes need a light because the small windows don't quite manage to illuminate the narrow wooden staircase. The viewing platform offers a fairly good view and is partially enclosed with glass panels. In summer, be careful because there are bees in the tower. This is even mentioned on an information panel next to the entrance.

Unfortunately, it's been closed to visitors for a long time. The tower doesn't look as massive as the other one in the courtyard, but it should be somewhat taller. There's no viewing platform, just small windows at the top. The view would probably be limited, if one could even go up there. Hopefully, the tower will reopen someday. Then we can be sure. Even so, I think it's beautiful – every observation tower has its own architecture and history. I'm always fascinated by them.

It feels like a motorway for bikes. Only the traffic lights are a nuisance.

Through the Weisswassertal valley across a clearing, that's fun.

Great route through the Weisswassertal with a moderate climb starting from Ebergötzen.