Diesburg

Diesburg is a mountain peak in the Rhön region that rises 712 meters above sea level and forms part of the Anterior Rhön range. The summit has a basalt rock core that gives it distinctive geological character.

For centuries the mountain served as a natural landmark that local communities used to navigate the landscape. An observation tower once crowned the summit but was removed in recent times.

The mountain sits within the Biosphärenreservat Rhön, a protected area that the region actively maintains as a place for nature observation and environmental stewardship. Visitors experience a landscape shaped by local communities and conservation efforts working together.

Marked hiking trails connect to the summit from nearby villages, including a route of roughly 6.5 kilometers that starts from the town of Gerthausen. The ascent is clearly marked and manageable for hikers with basic fitness.

From the summit visitors can see across to the Thuringian Forest and the surrounding peaks of the Rhön, making it a viewpoint with broad vistas. Its location near other summits like Neidhardskopf makes this a good destination for hikers interested in exploring multiple peaks in a single outing.