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· Elbe-Weser-Dreieck
· 56 m
A summit cross, which was completely restored in 2025, stands atop the hill. It not only marks the highest point of the Elbe-Weser Triangle but also features a guestbook. Here, hikers can record their impressions, thoughts, and personal experiences—a lovely tradition that fosters a sense of community and connection to nature.
Various circular hiking trails lead around the mountain. Nearby, the “Deutscher Olymp” observation tower, which offers a panoramic view all the way to the North Sea coast.
A legendary tale surrounds the name of the Silberberg—it tells of the giant Bolik and his parents Wingis and Greta, a supposed silver treasure, and the wrath that gave the mountain its name.
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Lush green as far as the eye can see - on this 11-kilometer-long hiking trail through the Wingster Forest.
A diverse, comfortable, 20 km long day hike through the Wingst with moor, forest, and geest.
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