Raschelberg, Mountain summit in Freital, Germany.

Raschelberg is a hill in southeastern Freital, on the land of the Niederhäslich and Schweinsdorf districts. It rises amid the Poisenblick allotment gardens beside an old water reservoir south of Oststraße; the ground falls west to the Pfannengrund with the Schweinsdorfer Bach, east into the Geyersgraben and north toward the Poisenbach.

Settlement on Raschelberg began in the 1920s with development along Rudeltstraße. In subsequent decades, additional residential areas emerged, including Waldblicksiedlung, which shaped the mountain's character.

The Raschelberg housing cooperative was founded in 1996 from municipal housing stock and took over numerous buildings on the slope toward the Poisenbach, which it has managed since. Settlement of this slope began in the late 1920s, mainly along today's Rudeltstraße and in Schweinsdorf.

Raschelberg lies amid the Gartensparte Poisenblick allotments above Niederhäslich, beside an old water reservoir south of Oststraße. From the summit area paths drop west into the Pfannengrund with the Schweinsdorfer Bach, east into the Geyersgraben and north to the Poisenbach. The Waldblicksiedlung prefab estate stands to the east.

Coal seams from the Rotliegend geological period lie beneath the mountain. These underground resources once shaped the region's industrial past and now remain hidden beneath the forested terrain.