Keseberg (hill)
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The Keseberg near Ederbringhausen in Hesse Waldeck- Frankenberg is a mountain forest in the basement. Its Northeast summit ( ⊙ 51.1297222222228.8976388888889 ) is 431.2 m above sea level. NHN and its on maps usually labeled Keseberg West dome ( ⊙ 51.124258.8858333333333 ) about 430 m high.
Geography
Location
The Keseberg rises in the western part of the Natural Park basement Edersee in the southern municipality of Vöhl. Its highest point is located 2 km east of Ederbringhausen, the other side of the mountain in south-north direction passing Eder is located about 5 km north-west lies the nucleus of the city Frankenau and 1.3 km east of the village on the Lorfe district Altenlotheim.
Mountain height
The on many maps by name unnamed northeast tip of Kesebergs is scrolled according to topographic maps trigonometric point 431.2 meters high. The on maps usually labeled Keseberg Southwest tip is visible, according to this map contour lines approximately 430 m high; the amount of which is partly indicated by only 420 m, but this refers to one of the last apparent beneath the West Summit contour lines.
About 250 m east-northeast of the survey there named as Keseberg located on a forest road which recorded with 422.5 meters high saddle between two peaks. Its height makes it clear that one can not really speak of two mountains, as the prominence of the South Summit is only a few meters.
Nature Spatial allocation
The Keseberg is approximately in the center of the natural environment Lower basement Forest (No. 344.5 ) on the northwestern edge of the cellar forest. In the natural spatial fine structure it is counted already Lotheimer to the central part of valleys ( 344.51 ), while the south-southeast adjacent one with 442 m only slightly higher Bracht or subject to its south corridor Franken Auer ( 344.50 ) is expected. To the south lies beyond the Lengelbachs in the basement no longer projected forest forest Truth ( 332.3 ), which are mostly located on the left side of the Eder, the Hesse Steiner Forest ( 332.32 ) with the Peter head ( 425.6 m). Links ( = west ) of the Eder, also in the forest Truth with dortiger Leimestruth ( 332.31 ), the mountain heights gradually increase further, while the right ( = east ) of the low Kellerwaldsteig final valley of the Lorfe the Eder heights in the range of the Great Hardt ( 344.3 ) in only 3 km heights of sometimes more than 500 m and with the Traddelkopf achieve maximum 626.4 m.
Reserves
On the wooded Keseberg are parts of the bird sanctuary basement Forest ( VSG-Nr. 4920-401; 263.99 km ² ). To the west, its landscape falls in the protected landscape area Auenverbund Eder ( CDDA-Nr. 378400, reported in 1993, 45.07 km ² ) with the local Fauna-Flora -Habitat - area upper Eder ( FFH-Nr. 4917-350; 23.35 km ² ) from.
Castles
On a northern foothills of the Kesebergs the ruins of Keseburg stands (about 385 m ) and on a southern spur above a brook, the castle Hessenstein (approx. 327 m ), today a hotel and conference center.
Transport and Hiking
To the west below the Kesebergs runs along the Eder section Schmittlotheim - Ederbringhausen - Viermünden the federal highway 252, from the north-west of Mount County Road 85 branches off to once the Eder to cross a bridge to cross the located beyond Lower Eder track and through the across the river lying Ederbringhausen to lead. For example, at the beginning B 252 can be seen on several forest roads and paths hike the mountain. Two of them run just past the summit of the Northeast tip and another leads directly over the highest part of the southwest tip. West to the Keseberg leads around the section Frankenau - Oberorke the cellar forest walkway that passes the Hessenstein castle and the Keseburg. In addition, the section Lichtenfels- Frankenau of Barbarossa path on the mountain passes by which passes the castle Hessenstein.