Kaitersberg

The Kaitersberg is up to 1,132 m high mountain ridge in the Bavarian Forest east of Bad Kötzting. The long range of hills continues eastwards continued to Arber.

The highest peak of the mountain ridge is the 1132 m high Great Riedelstein with the Waldschmidt Memorial. At noon Stone (1034 m) is the Kötztinger hut. Further than bizarre rock formations of gneiss prominent peaks are Kreuzfelsen ( 999 m) with summit cross and the smoke tubes ( 1044 m). Below the cross rocks is the robbers Heigl Cave, the hideout of Michael Heigl from Beckendorf, who in the 19th century made ​​the area unsafe here.

The flue tubes provide a challenging climbing area until the eleventh grade. The stone tower situated therein, is considered the most difficult Bavarian Forest Summit (IV).

About the slopes slide occasionally gliders from the nearby airfield Arnbruck along the mountain slope at the lack of thermals flowing operate winch to gain height.