Dittersdorfer Höhe, Mountain summit and scenic viewpoint in Amtsberg, Erzgebirgskreis, Germany.

Dittersdorfer Höhe is a summit with a viewpoint situated at 553 meters elevation in the Erzgebirge range. From this vantage point, visitors look out across valleys and forested slopes toward the city of Chemnitz in the distance.

In 1869 a station of the Royal Saxon Triangulation was built on the ridge of the Dittersdorfer Höhe, one of the survey points used to map the kingdom. Around 1900 an excursion inn was opened southwest of and below the plateau; after several conversions and extensions it now houses a hotel with a restaurant.

The excursion inn built around 1900 below the plateau, southwest of the summit, has been rebuilt and extended several times and now houses a hotel with restaurant. The hill gave its name to the Dittersdorf district of Amtsberg below it, and the inn remains the stopping point for walkers on the ridge.

Multiple hiking trails connect to the summit, ranging from short walks to longer mountain routes. The location is accessible from several nearby villages and offers rest areas and refreshment options.

On the ridge stands a station of the Royal Saxon Triangulation built in 1869, a surveying marker from the kingdom's mapping of Saxony. The quartzite schist lenses on the north slope were quarried in the past for gravel.