Bleidenstadter Kopf

Bleidenstadter Kopf is a summit in the Taunus range near Wiesbaden that rises to about 390 meters. The hilltop offers views across forested slopes and the surrounding valleys below.

The area shows evidence of Stone Age settlements and traces of ancient trade paths that crossed here. A Roman villa rustica was discovered nearby, indicating the long history of human activity in this region.

The summit sits at a crossing point of ancient pathways and serves today as a landmark for people exploring the surrounding region. Visitors gather here to enjoy views across the landscape and to experience the connection between the hilltop and the valleys below.

Several hiking trails lead to and around the summit, allowing visitors to choose routes based on their fitness level. The area is open year-round, though muddy or slippery conditions can occur during winter months.

Local naturalists continue to study the geological features of this location and maintain detailed records of its rock formations. This ongoing scientific work makes the hill an interesting destination for visitors interested in geology and how landscapes form over time.

Location: Wiesbaden

Elevation above the sea: 388.5 m

GPS coordinates: 50.11541,8.18292

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:02