Sieben Ahorn

Sieben Ahorn is a summit in the Vogelsberg mountain range in Hesse, rising to 753 meters and offering views across rolling forested and open landscape. The slopes are covered with mixed woodland typical of this volcanic mountain region.

The mountain has long served as a natural landmark in the Vogelsberg, a region shaped by volcanic activity millions of years ago. This geological foundation continues to define the character of the peak and surrounding terrain.

The name refers to maple trees that once served as distinctive landmarks along mountain paths in this region. Visitors walking the various routes can still encounter these trees scattered across the slopes today.

Multiple hiking trails lead to the summit and are accessible year-round, with spring and autumn offering the most comfortable walking conditions. Proper footwear is advisable, especially during winter months when some paths can become slippery.

While neighbouring peaks attract most visitors, this summit remains relatively quiet and peaceful for hikers seeking solitude. Raptors such as buzzards and kestrels hunt regularly in the airspace above the ridge, making it an excellent spot for wildlife observation.