Losberg, Mountain summit in Hardap region, Namibia

Losberg is a 1,978 m mountain in the Hardap region, in the eastern part of the Namib Rand Nature Reserve, west of the Nubib Mountains and northeast of the Chowagas Mountains. Outcrops of the Namib reach its foot, so the mountain often appears in a landscape that looks unreal.

The sources document no colonial boundary role or early survey history for Losberg. Its recorded setting is the eastern part of the Namib-Rand Nature Park in the Hardap region, west of the Nubib and northeast of the Chowagas mountains, at 1,978 m.

Losberg lies in the eastern part of the Namib Rand Nature Reserve in the Hardap region, west of the Nubib and northeast of the Chowagas mountains. The dunes of the Namib reach the foot of the mountain, so the summit often appears set in a landscape that looks unreal. The mountain is 1,978 m high.

Losberg lies in the eastern part of the Namib Rand Nature Reserve in the Hardap region, west of the Nubib Mountains and northeast of the Chowagas Mountains. The terrain is remote and there are no marked trails or facilities, so visitors need their own vehicle, water and sun protection. The mountain is best reached in the cooler morning hours.

Losberg lies west of the Nubib Mountains and northeast of the Chowagas Mountains, within the eastern part of the Namib Rand Nature Reserve in the Hardap region. Because the foothills of the Namib run along its base, the mountain often appears in a landscape that looks unreal.