Hoppelberg, Mountain summit in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
Hoppelberg is a summit in eastern Germany reaching 307 meters above sea level. The mountain stands out clearly in the surrounding landscape and features well-established trails for visitors to follow.
The mountain gained protected status in 2000 as part of the European Natura 2000 conservation program. This designation recognized the importance of preserving the natural environment and its ecosystems.
The mountain is part of a traditional hiking region where locals and visitors explore nature on marked paths. These routes connect different peaks and provide important access to the landscape for people seeking recreation and outdoor experience.
Multiple trails with clear markings provide access to the summit from various starting points. Nearby peaks like Großvater offer additional options for extending your visit into a longer hiking route.
The mountain harbors rare bat species including the Barbastelle and Greater mouse-eared bat. These animals use the different forest types covering the slope for hunting and shelter.
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