Haselstein, Summit in Berglen, Germany.
Haselstein is a summit in the Buocher Höhe region that rises to 448 meters and sits within Berglen. The hilltop offers views across rolling forests and countryside that characterize the surrounding area.
The summit's name reflects the hazel shrubs and rocky patches that once marked its slopes. The area served historically as a passage point between larger settlements in the region.
Local residents maintain traditional walking paths through the summit area, connecting various points of the Baden-Württemberg natural heritage network.
Multiple marked trails lead around the summit and connect to nearby towns, with parking available at the base. The paths are accessible throughout the year for walkers of different abilities.
The name Haselstein combines 'Hazel' and 'Stone' in German, reflecting the geological composition and vegetation patterns found at this elevation point.
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