월미르슈테트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 산 정상

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On the roof of the Hohe Börde

You can only get here as part of a guided tour of the slag heap, which takes place every Saturday at 3 p.m. from May to October. You should be a good walker, as the path has a gradient of 16%, is about 6 km long and takes about 3 hours. There is no shade, so it is best to bring something to drink and sun or rain protection. More information at: https://www.bergmannsverein-zielitz.de/

Nature is always wonderful to look at, especially if you come from the region and can draw comparisons

A great view of: https://www.stadtwolmirstedt.de/glindenberg/

The Great Wartberg is with 145.7 m the highest elevation in the Magdeburger Börde. It is located west of Magdeburg half way between Irxleben and Niederndodeleben and belongs to the Niederndodelebener district Schnarsleben. The survey is one of a series of hills, which line up in a north-south direction at a terrain level, which drops from the Börde east to the Elbe. This chain also includes the Dehmberg and the Felsenberg. On the west side runs the Sieggraben (brook). 1910 was built on the summit of the Bismarckturm (Schnarsleben). During the time of the GDR, a radio station of the Soviet Army was set up on the Wartberg. Buildings for soldiers and vehicles were built. On the south side of the mountain was a dump. In 1993, the association Naturfreunde Wartberg founded the traces of the temporarily abandoned military use largely removed and rehabilitated the dump. Source: Wikipedia

The Great Wartberg is with 145.7 m the highest elevation in the Magdeburger Börde. It is located west of Magdeburg half way between Irxleben and Niederndodeleben and belongs to the Niederndodelebener district Schnarsleben. The survey is one of a series of hills that line up in a north-south direction on a terrain that drops from the Börde east to the Elbe. This chain also includes the Dehmberg and the Felsenberg. On the west side runs the Sieggraben (brook). 1910 was built on the summit of the Bismarckturm (Schnarsleben). During the time of the GDR, a radio station of the Soviet Army was set up on the Wartberg. Buildings for soldiers and vehicles were built. On the south side of the mountain was a dump. In 1993, the association Naturfreunde Wartberg founded the traces of the temporarily abandoned military use largely removed and rehabilitated the dump. Source: Wikipedia

Drömseberg - 135 m high and Teufelsberg - 121m, located between Hermsdorf and Gutenswegen at the Gersdorfer Kessel. Archaeological finds prove the importance of the Gersdorfer Kessel in the pre-Christian period as a place of worship and sacrifice. At Teufelsberg, several important paths used to converge. At the Dröms, a spring south of the Drömseberg, there was a processed boulder, which however was blown up and processed as building material. His situation was such that one could follow actions on him from the slopes rising on three sides, as in a natural theater. Field names such as Kreuzhoch, Markwuhne or Heiliger Stieg also refer to a religious significance of the Gersdorfer Kessel. Source: Wikipedia