Domberg

Domberg is a mountain summit in Thuringia that rises to approximately 675 meters and is surrounded by dense forest. Prominent rock formations, particularly the Ottilienstein, jut out from the trees and create a distinctive landmark.

A chapel on the mountain has been documented since 1528 and served as a gathering place for local miners. The building survived the religious upheaval of the Reformation period because miners actively protected it.

The summit is named after a saint venerated in the region, and this name remains deeply rooted in local traditions today. Visitors can observe how this religious connection continues to shape the character of the place.

The summit is easily accessible with several paths suitable for different fitness levels, ranging from easy walks to more demanding climbs. An observation tower at the top rewards visitors with views across the surrounding countryside.

A natural mineral spring bubbles up at the base of the Ottilienstein rock formation and has been known for centuries as having healing properties. This spring can still be found on site today, preserving a connection to past beliefs.

Location: Thuringia

Elevation above the sea: 674.8 m

GPS coordinates: 50.61705,10.68577

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:02