Wilseder Berg
The high point of the North German plain at 169 m, with heather moorland on every side and, on a clear day, a view of Hamburg.
Wilseder Berg rises to about 169 m and is one of the highest points of the North German Lowlands, lying just west of the village of Wilsede. A triangulation marker stands on the summit, surrounded by open heather moorland and juniper thickets with excellent views. On a clear day you can supposedly see the TV tower and church spires of Hamburg, some 40 km away. The climb from Wilsede village takes about 20 minutes on foot. Most visitors combine it with Totengrund in a roughly 10 km loop hike, or stop here during a horse-drawn carriage tour. The summit has no shade, so use sun protection in summer.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Wilsede & Totengrund
- Undeloh
- Snow Dome Bispingen
- Wildpark Lüneburger Heide
- Pietzmoor
- Höpen Heath Garden, Schneverdingen
- Heide Park Resort
- Designer Outlet Soltau