Goldberg, Summit in Hagener Stadtwald, Germany.
Goldberg is a summit in Hagener Stadtwald that rises to about 472 meters above sea level. From the top, views extend across the surrounding forests and parts of the city below.
During the 19th century, this summit was important for mapping and developing the forest system in the Hagen region. Its location made it a natural reference point for understanding the boundaries of the woodland area.
The summit serves as a gathering place for walkers and nature enthusiasts who explore the forest paths together. Many people visit to spend time outdoors and connect with others who share an interest in the woodland.
Multiple marked trails lead to the summit from different parking areas, with benches placed along the routes for rest breaks. The paths are suitable for visitors of varying abilities and well signposted throughout.
The summit offers special conditions for observing bird and wildlife movements due to its elevated position in the landscape. Visitors can witness patterns of animal activity that are harder to notice from ground level.
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