Natural monuments around Groß Miltzow are characterized by the region's natural landscape, including its highest point and glacial formations. The area is part of an end moraine landscape, offering varied terrain for exploration. Visitors can find natural features that highlight the geological history and scenic views of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The landscape provides opportunities to experience local natural features.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Massive and great observation tower with a wonderful view of the valleys. It is particularly beautiful to see when the flowers are in bloom.
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It's nice when such "giant trees" can remain lying and be integrated into an educational trail.
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Redirected. Crazy view. Good chances of hearing and seeing cranes.
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From the Fuchsberg you have a good view over the Galenbeck lake and with good visibility you can also see Ueckermünde, Anklam and even Wolgast. One way to get to the Fuchsberg is via the town of Gehren, which is known for the Wildtierland house, where you can also stay overnight. You always cross the village following the main road, drive or hike the road into the Brohmer Mountains and after a short time you come to a rest area from which the ascent begins. After some effort and a few minutes further, the hiker stands in front of the viewing platform. The second tour to the Fuchsberg leads through Neuensund (see signs at the end of the village). The Schmiedegrundsee in Neuensund is a quiet bathing place to relax, but is also designated for fishing - eel, perch, pike, carp, roach and lead can be found here. Source: https://www.brohmerberge.de/reiseziel/fuchsberg-neuensund
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The area around Groß Miltzow is characterized by its natural landscape, including the Helpter Berg Summit, which is the highest point in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. You'll find an end moraine landscape, offering varied terrain and scenic views that reflect the region's glacial history.
For excellent panoramic views, visit the Fuchsberg Observation Tower. Since spring 2020, this tower provides wide views of the valleys and the surrounding Vorpommersche environment. The Helpter Berg Summit also offers rewarding vistas from its summit cross.
Yes, the Hünenstein Granite Boulder at the Foot of Helper Mountain is a significant geological feature. This massive granite boulder, approximately 40 cubic meters in size and weighing 110 tons, was deposited during the Vistula Ice Age, making it a fascinating natural monument.
The region offers various outdoor activities. You can explore hiking trails, go cycling, or try mountain biking. Popular routes include the 'Trail from the Forest to Helpt – Helpter Berg summit cross loop' for hiking, and the 'Half-timbered Church Mildenitz – Helpter Berge loop' for cycling.
Several natural monuments are suitable for families. The Fuchsberg Observation Tower and the Hünenstein Granite Boulder are both considered family-friendly. Additionally, the Kleppelshagen Orchard Meadow provides a pleasant natural setting for a family outing.
The highest point in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is the Helpter Berg Summit, reaching 179.2 meters above sea level. At the top, you'll find a summit cross and a rest area, making it a rewarding destination for hikers seeking views.
Visitors particularly appreciate the scenic views from spots like the Fuchsberg Observation Tower and the sense of achievement at the Helpter Berg Summit. The unique geological history represented by the Hünenstein Granite Boulder also draws interest. The komoot community has shared over 70 photos and given more than 100 upvotes for these natural highlights.
Yes, the Lemmersdorf Manor is a notable historical site in the vicinity. The manor house, with its origins dating back centuries, features a well-tended park laid out in 1835. It offers a glimpse into the region's past alongside its natural beauty.
The terrain around Groß Miltzow is part of an end moraine landscape, meaning you can expect varied elevations, including the ascent to the Helpter Berg Summit. Trails range from easy to moderate difficulty, often passing through forests and offering diverse natural scenery.
The most popular natural monument is the Helpter Berg Summit. Other highly regarded spots include the Fuchsberg Observation Tower for its views and the Hünenstein Granite Boulder for its geological significance.


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