Keulenberg, Mountain summit in Pulsnitz, Germany
Keulenberg is a mountain in Pulsnitz consisting of two summits connected by a wide saddle, with the main peak reaching 413 meters. The two peaks create a distinctive double shape that is visible from many points in the surrounding landscape.
The mountain served as a geographical landmark for centuries, marking territorial boundaries between different Saxon administrative districts. Its distinctive shape made it a reliable reference point in the landscape of Upper Lusatia.
The mountain serves as a gathering place where people come together for seasonal celebrations and local traditions. It reflects the blend of Saxon and Lusatian customs that have shaped this region.
A viewing tower at the summit offers a 360-degree view of the Lausitzer Bergland landscape and surrounding areas. The climb is easy to reach and the tower allows you to take in the wide surroundings all at once.
The mountain is a popular spot for kite flying and paragliding thanks to its slope and elevation that create excellent wind conditions. From the summit you can often see colorful kites and gliders dancing above the landscape.
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