Ebberg, Hill summit in Balve, Sauerland, Germany
Ebberg is a forested mountain in the Sauerland region rising 390 meters above sea level. The terrain features natural vegetation and typical landscape characteristics of the North Rhine-Westphalian hills.
The Ebberg is a 390.2 m high hill in the Sauerland, rising directly north of Eisborn, a district of Balve in the Märkischer Kreis. In 2013 a 13.21 m wooden observation tower, the Ebbergturm, was built on its summit; it is freely accessible.
The summit sits within the Hachener Kuppenland area, shaping the landscape character of the northern Sauerland region with its forested slopes.
The summit can be reached via marked hiking trails from the dedicated parking area and is well equipped for visitors. The observation tower remains accessible year-round.
The 13.21-metre wooden Ebbergturm was built on the summit in 2013 and is freely accessible. On clear days the view from it reaches the Hunau, the Münsterland, the Ardeygebirge and the Ruhrgebiet.
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