Aschberg (Schleswig-Holstein)

The Aschberg is a prominent hill located in the Hüttener Berge (Hütten Hills) in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. It is situated near the village of Ascheffel and is the highest point in the Schleswig-Holstein highlands.

The hill reaches a height of 98 meters (322 feet) above sea level. Its relatively significant elevation within the otherwise flat landscape of Schleswig-Holstein makes it a notable landmark.

The Aschberg is a popular destination for hiking and recreation. The summit offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, including the Baltic Sea and the Kiel Canal on clear days.

Historically, the Aschberg has been recognized as a significant point in the region. Its name is believed to be derived from "Escheberg," meaning "ash tree mountain."

The area around the Aschberg is characterized by a diverse landscape of forests, fields, and small lakes, making it an ecologically important area.