Hills Gladenbach Uplands

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the daubhaus (552 m, centre left) , allberg (528 m) @ far eastn edge of bottenhorn plateaux. in foreground gladenbach village of runzhausen



view looking past gießen , castles of vetzberg (left) , gleiberg (right) 498 m high dünsberg



view b 255 of gladenbach. centre rear: 357 m high lammerich; left: northern foot of 361 m high kirchberg.



the lower gansbach valley near frechenhausen. background: schwarzenberg (breidenbach grund) , sackpfeife.



the 533 m high schwarzenberg spurs of nimerich , friedensdorf. rear right: biedenkopf , 631 m high sackpfeife spur of hainpracht



bottenhorn plateaux - northwest of centre

angelburg (609 m) - west of centre; counted part of schelde forest

schmittgrund (590 m) - southern spur of angelburg, counted part of schelde forest


mattenberg (578 m) - north west
kurzbeul (566 m) - extreme west
würgeloh (563,9 m) north hartenrod / bad endbach
madche (560 m) - northwest
daubhaus (551,8 m) - extreme east, north of rachelshausen

allberg (528 m) - northeast of daubhaus
hünstein (504 m) - north of allberg; not independent summit, has observation tower; gives name holzhausen hünstein


bolzeberg (520 m) - extreme northeast
steffenberg (489 m) - extreme (west) north, gives name municipality of steffenberg


schelde forest (in narrow sense) - west

eschenburg (590 m nn) - north, above dietzhölze valley (which lies northwest)
hohe koppe (540.2 m) - northeast
stockseite (516 m) - east


breidenbach bottom - extreme north(west)

hemmerichskopf (562 m) - western boundary rothaar mountains
schwarzenberg (561 m) - northeast; centre eines großen zusammenhängendes waldgebiet southwest of biedenkopf , east of breidenbach

hachenberg (552 m) - northern subpeak
nimerich (533 m) - southeastern subpeak; highest point in municipality of dautphetal


schadenberg (545 m) - southwest of centre
galgenberg (541 m) - extreme southwest
entenberg (535 m) - northwestern boundary zum rothaar mountains


zollbuche - centre

hirschhohl (503 m) - northweste boundary plateaux
schönscheid (498 m) - west, northwest günterod
bad endbacher platte (up 488 m) - centre
hemmerich (475.7 m) - east; forms koppe , dreisberg eastern trio of hills of gladenbach uplands

koppe (454 m) - observation tower; near gladenbach-erdhausen
dreisberg (448 m)




damshäuser kuppen - northeast

rimberg (498 m) - east north; observation tower
kappe (494 m) - west north
schweinskopf (472 m) - north west, near dautphetal-herzhausen
eichelhardt (465 m) - northwest
dusenberg (457 m) - extreme west, near dautphetal-herzhausen
hornberg (451 m) - extreme northwest
hungert (412 m) - extreme northeast; pyramidal kuppe on boundary marburg ridge
auersberg (385 m) - east, between elnhausen, nesselbrunn , dilschhausen
donnerberg (370 m) - southeast, northeast of gladenbach


krofdorf-königsberg forest - south , southeast

dünsberg (498 m) - east centre; volcanic singularity celtic excavation sites, tv transmission tower , observation tower
altenberg (442 m) - northwest centre, observation tower
ramsberg (ca. 435 m) - north; hohensolms castle
forst krofdorf (up 357 m) - east; large contiguous forest region links dünsberg east lahn valley
königsstuhl (348 m) - south; 1 of southernmost hills of gladenbach uplands


hörre - southwest

alteburg (445 m) - in centre
roßberg (392 m) - northeast, south of bischoffen
koppe (354 m) - south, west of kölschhausen


niederweidbach basin - south of centre

bergwald (im east 392 m) - east of centre


salzböde valley - northeast, east , southeast of centre

kirchberg (362 m) - north, east of gladenbach
lammerich (357 m) - north, southwest of gladenbach





view hasenkopf looking west tannenberg (left), großer feldberg , hills of gladenbach uplands including dünsberg, hemmerich, angelburg, daubhaus , rimberg







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