Drachenberg

Drachenberg, also known as Drachenfliegerberg (Kite Flyers' Hill) or Kleiner Teufelsberg (Little Devil's Mountain), is a 99-meter-high (325-foot) hill in Berlin's Grunewald district. Like the neighboring Teufelsberg, it was built up from World War II rubble after the war. Its bare upper slopes and broad summit plateau offer visitors sweeping views in every direction. The hill lies south of Heerstraße and is linked by a saddle to the taller Teufelsberg. A staircase, renovated in 2006, leads from the southern parking lot up to the top, making the climb easier for hikers.