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Dreihotterberg is a summit in Budapest reaching approximately 495 meters in elevation and ranks among the highest peaks among the city's 66 mountains. The top features a restaurant, television towers, and the Guckler Károly Lookout Tower, all accessible via the blue marked trail.

The mountain gained its name in the 19th century as the meeting point where three separate cities converged: Buda, Óbuda, and Pesthidegkút. This boundary marker role between settlements became central to its identity.

The summit hosts a forest school where groups and families come to learn about nature throughout the year. It serves as an outdoor classroom where visitors of all ages experience the local woodland and its wildlife.

Access to the summit is via the blue marked trail, which passes through natural surroundings as it climbs. Wear appropriate clothing for the season and allow enough time for the walk at a comfortable pace.

The summit experiences temperatures several degrees cooler than downtown and can retain snow for up to two weeks longer than the surrounding areas. This pocket of cooler climate creates noticeable differences between the peak and the city below.