Eschenberg, Mountain summit in Bavaria, Germany.
Eschenberg is a 1042 meter high peak in the Bavarian Forest with steep slopes and rock outcrops dotting its sides. The heavily wooded terrain creates natural pathways and creates varied terrain for those hiking the mountain.
The summit once held a Bundeswehr military observation post called Fox 2, equipped with a transmission mast for communications purposes. This military presence has since ended and the location has returned to natural use.
The area connects several traditional Bavarian villages including Kirchdorf im Wald, Rinchnach, and Frauenau through an extensive network of hiking paths.
Visitors start from the Waldhaus parking area and follow marked trail signage throughout the hike. The paths are well maintained and offer different difficulty levels so that people of varying fitness can make the journey.
The southern flank features the prominent Habichtstein rock formation rising to 863 meters with outstanding views of the surrounding area. This distinctive rocky outcrop draws many hikers who specifically seek out this geologically interesting spot.
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