Vorbergshügel, Mountain summit in Münster, Germany.

Vorbergshügel is a mountain summit in Münster that forms part of the Nienberger Heights, with walking paths and routes leading through forests and across elevated terrain. The slopes and surrounding landscape present a rolling topography shaped by local geology.

The area received official nature reserve status in 1994 to protect its geological and ecological features. This designation has safeguarded the landscape from major changes and allowed its natural characteristics to persist.

The hill gives its name to the Vorbergs Hügel nature reserve, designated in 1994 and roughly covering the Nienberger Heights. The reserve lies by the Nienberge district in the southeast of the Altenberger Rücken ridge, about 4 km long, so the summit is reached on foot from the surrounding area.

The hill lies in the Nienberge district, about 4 km southeast of the Altenberg ridge, with the Mühlenberg (97.9 m) immediately to the northwest. Paths cross the Nienberger Heights; the ground is unsurfaced, so sturdy footwear helps after rain. The nature reserve designated in 1994 covers roughly the same area as the heights.

The protected area is home to many rare plant and animal species, including threatened beetles and specialized newts. These species are difficult to find elsewhere in the region and make the location a crucial refuge for endangered wildlife.