Iberg

Iberg is a mountain summit in Lower Saxony that rises to 881 meters and is surrounded by dense forests and open meadows. From here, visitors follow marked trails that pass through varied terrain and lead to different viewpoints.

The mountain region developed as the landscape changed, with medieval ruins scattered nearby, including remains of Hohenegg Castle from the 13th century nearby. These structures show that people have long inhabited and used this area.

The mountain serves as a gathering place for hikers and nature enthusiasts who share their experiences and explore together. Visitors often come during different seasons to observe wildlife and photograph the changing landscape.

The summit is easily reached from Scheidegg village, where parking and public transport are available. Wear sturdy footwear since trails are hilly and can be muddy, especially after rain.

On clear days, the view from the peak stretches far across the landscape to the Swiss Alps, Lake Constance, and the Allgau region. These distant vistas make it a special spot for photographers and those seeking wide panoramic views.