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View from the Amöneburg of the Gilserberg Heights with the Burgholz (379.1 m, left) and, on the Kellerwald behind, the Hohes Lohr (656.7 m, left, TV t
View from the Amöneburg of the Gilserberg Heights with the Burgholz (379.1 m, left) and, on the Kellerwald behind, the Hohes Lohr (656.7 m, left, TV tower), Jeust (ca. 585 m, centre) and Wüstegarten (675.3 m, right). Front left :the town of Kirchhain.
View from the Wolfskaute near Rauschenberg of the Gilserberg Heights, part of the Upper Hessian Ridge, which links the Vogelsberg (773.0 m, rear; far
View from the Wolfskaute near Rauschenberg of the Gilserberg Heights, part of the Upper Hessian Ridge, which links the Vogelsberg (773.0 m, rear; far right) with the Kellerwald (up to 675.3 m, far left). Right: the Burgholz (379.1 m); centre right in the far distance is the Kirschenwald (up to 532.8 m) in the Knüll (up to 635.5 m); centre left is the Ernsthausen wind farm; far left and optically merged into one another are the Jeust (ca. 585 m) and the
View from the Amöneburg of the Neustadt Saddle and Knüll (635.5 m). Immediately left of the saddle of the largely cleared Krückeberg (345.4 m), which
View from the Amöneburg of the Neustadt Saddle and Knüll (635.5 m). Immediately left of the saddle of the largely cleared Krückeberg (345.4 m), which from a natural regional perspective counts as part of the saddle; right of the saddle is the plateau of the Northern Vogelsberg Foreland (388 m)
The Hunburgterm tower at the peak of Burgholz.
The Hunburgterm tower at the peak of Burgholz.