Teufelstisch, Hill in Eppenbrunn, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Teufelstisch is a hill in the Eppenbrunn area of Germany, near the French border, reaching 358 metres above sea level. It lies about 11 km northeast of Bitche, and the surrounding land is wooded, with the higher Am Pfuhl rising 402 metres about 1 km to its east.

Teufelstisch is a hill in the Eppenbrunn area of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, reaching 358 metres above sea level. It lies about 400 km northeast of Paris and 11.3 km northeast of Bitche, in a landscape of wooded slopes and ridges. The nearby Am Pfuhl rises to 402 metres, roughly 1 km to the east.

The hill lies in the Eppenbrunn area of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, about 11 km northeast of Bitche; the source places it 400 km east of Paris. Its name, German for "devil's table", refers to a rock table, not the wooded summit itself. The surrounding forest is used for forestry and walking.

The Teufelstisch is a 358 m hill in the Eppenbrunn area of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, about 11 km northeast of Bitche. The nearest higher point, Am Pfuhl at 402 m, lies 1 km to the east. Beech forest covers the slopes, and the surrounding land is thinly populated, so paths are quiet and unmarked by facilities.

The Teufelstisch is a 358-metre hill in the Eppenbrunn area of Germany, about 11 km northeast of Bitche; the nearby Am Pfuhl rises to 402 m. The wooded surroundings are mixed forest, and the summit lies in a landscape of low ridges and hills.