오버스프레발트-라우시츠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산 정상

The path to the lookout point is particularly beautiful. The view is limited by the tall trees, but in the open area it extends to the Calauer church tower and further. A very nice, quiet place to linger.

If you have been to the (large) Geisendorfer Berg, it is best to drive down the hill towards the south (i.e. not towards the manor house). Once you reach the bottom, turn left and then after 850m turn left again.

The "little brother of the Geisendorfer Berg" at 160m, only 1m smaller than the Geisendorfer Berg, is located almost exactly 1km from the Geisendorfer Berg. You can easily cycle up to the upper platform and, in good weather, have a wonderful view. From here you can clearly see all three Lusatian power stations, for example Jänschwalde, Schwarze Pumpe and Boxberg (which is 37km away as the crow flies).

The Kuhringsberg viewing point is a quiet place that is perfect for a short rest. After maintenance work was carried out here a few years ago, the view has opened up again and in clear weather you can enjoy the view towards Calau. The view remains largely unobstructed, especially in the autumn and winter months. Surrounded by heathland that has regained space due to the removal of pine and birch trees, you can feel the close connection between landscape conservation and experiencing nature. Even if the fog limits the view, the place conveys a pleasant serenity that invites you to linger.

The legendary Black Mountain, a terminal moraine ridge (65 m high, 700 m long) consists of white sand and is a listed building.

The granite pillar embedded on the summit of the 158 m high Brautberg served as a first-order station for triangulation for the European degree measurement. The Royal Prussian State Survey recorded the Märkisch Silesian triangular chain in the period from 1868 to 1872 and thus connected the triangular networks of the Kingdom of Saxony (Royal Saxon Triangulation) and the coastal survey with the Berlin basis. The station at Brautberg was number 18 in the Märkisch-Silesian triangle chain and from this station the peaks of Strauch, Keulenberg, Brandberg, Grossberg, Gollmberg and Marienberg were targeted for the survey. Especially when connecting to the Saxon network, one benefited from the highly precise triangulation between Keulenberg, Strauch and Collm. The Märkisch Silesian triangular group has a connection to the Saxon triangular network in the south as well as a connection to the Thuringian Saxon in the west and to the Silesian triangular group in the east. In the north there is a connection to the Berlin line and the Elbe chain. The granite pillar is certainly not as impressive as the pillars with the inscriptions that give it its name, but it served the same purpose and had to be brought up the mountain in the 19th century.

At 201m above sea level, the Kutschenberg is already one of the low mountain ranges and is still the highest mountain in Brandenburg. So if you want to hike the 16-Summits Germany (the highest peak in each federal state), you can't avoid this mountain. Parking spaces to start a hike can be found, for example, at the cemetery in Kleinkmehlen. The tour on the Kutschenberg is suitable for families overall, only the short stretch from the ski hut up to the summit is a bit steeper. At the top is the pictured stele and a few meters further in the forest the boundary stone that marks the border with Saxony.

At 201m above sea level, the Kutschenberg is already one of the low mountain ranges and is still the highest mountain in Brandenburg. So if you want to hike the 16-Summits Germany (the highest peak in each federal state), you can't avoid this mountain. Parking spaces to start a hike can be found, for example, at the cemetery in Kleinkmehlen. The tour on the Kutschenberg is suitable for families overall, only the short stretch from the ski hut up to the summit is a bit steeper. At the top is the pictured stele and a few meters further in the forest the boundary stone that marks the border with Saxony.