Rabenstein

Rabenstein is a mountain summit in Kellerwald National Park in Hesse, rising to 439 meters with forested slopes on all sides. The peak sits within a densely wooded landscape that covers the surrounding region.

The mountain served as a natural boundary marker in the Kellerwald region since medieval times, shaping territorial divisions. This geographic importance made the peak a key reference point for people in the area.

The summit connects hikers with the surrounding landscape and draws visitors interested in exploring the region on foot. The paths here are popular with local walkers and form part of how people spend time outdoors in this area.

The peak can be reached via several marked trails starting from different locations and suitable for hikers of various levels. Mountain shelters and rest areas nearby offer visitors places to take breaks during their walk.

The peak ranks as the third highest among 34 mountains in the national park yet offers wide views across the forest landscape. Its moderate elevation makes it an accessible destination for many visitors without extreme physical demands.

Location: Hesse

Elevation above the sea: 439.3 m

GPS coordinates: 51.15886,9.08256

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:31