Stucken-Berg

Stucken-Berg is a mountain summit in North Rhine-Westphalia accessible via multiple hiking routes from different directions. The top provides views across forested terrain and the surrounding landscape in all directions.

The summit served as a key reference point and boundary marker for local inhabitants since the 19th century. This long history explains why it remains an important landmark in the regional geography.

Local hiking groups have long gathered at this summit, creating traditions that shape how people use and move through the mountain today. The routes they established remain popular pathways for visitors exploring the region.

Trails to the summit are clearly marked with parking areas and information boards at main access points for orientation. Sturdy hiking boots are advisable, and it is best to start early to descend before dark.

Natural rock formations at the summit create small shelter spots that researchers use to study regional bird migration patterns. These observation points allow seasonal bird movements to be documented from close range.