Lamsberg, Mountain summit in Hesse, Germany
Lamsberg is a mountain in the West Hesse Highlands that rises to 322 meters above surrounding terrain. Natural trails crisscross its slopes and lead to the hilltop, where views extend across the local landscape.
The mountain formed through volcanic activity that shaped the West Hesse Highlands in ancient times. Its structure is primarily composed of basalt from these volcanic processes.
Local residents maintain traditional hiking paths across Lamsberg, connecting multiple villages through established routes that span generations of regular use.
Several marked trails lead to the summit, with routes of varying difficulty depending on which path you choose. A mountain shelter called Ruhebank is located roughly 2 kilometers southeast of the peak and serves as a useful reference point.
The mountain serves as a reference point for 294 peaks in the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis district, holding the 35th position in terms of prominence.
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