Mellen-Berg, Hill summit in Volksdorf, Germany
Description
Mellen-Berg is a hill in Hamburg's Wandsbek district that reaches about 63 meters above sea level, making it the highest natural point in this part of the city. The summit sits within a forested area and rises noticeably above the surrounding landscape.
History
Mellen-Berg formed during the Weichsel Glaciation period as an end moraine where the Volksdorf and Meiendorf glaciers met. This glacial origin shaped the landscape that exists today.
Culture
Three streets in the vicinity carry the Mellenberg name: Mellenbergweg from 1903, Mellenbergstieg from 1950, and Mellenbergkamp from 1986.
Practical
Several walking trails wind through the forest and lead directly to the summit, making it accessible to visitors of all ages. The climb is short and manageable, perfect for a casual walk.
Did you know?
The Hamburg Geological State Office officially recognized this hill as a geotope due to its well-preserved glacial moraine formation visible within the city limits. This designation makes it an important geological learning site for researchers and nature enthusiasts.
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