Landberg

Landberg is a mountain summit reaching 426 meters within the Tharandt Forest, forming the northernmost point of the Erzgebirge range in Saxony. The slopes around the peak are forested and offer views over the woodland landscape and beyond on clear days.

The summit served local communities as a long-standing reference point and helped travelers navigate the Tharandt Forest. Its exposed location made it a familiar landmark for people moving through the region.

The summit is woven into local hiking culture, where visitors routinely undertake walks and explore the forest landscape. People use this place to experience the nature of the region and nurture their connection to this part of Saxony.

Several marked hiking trails lead to the summit, suited to different fitness levels. It is wise to bring proper hiking boots and weather protection, as conditions at elevation can change quickly.

The position of Landberg at the northern edge of the Erzgebirge creates a rare vantage point from which you can see both the mountainous terrain and the flatter areas of Saxony. On clear days, this perspective is particularly valuable for anyone wanting to grasp the geographic diversity of the region.

Location: Tharandt

Elevation above the sea: 426 m

Part of: Tharandt Forest

GPS coordinates: 50.99316,13.51080

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:43