Gebaberg

The 751-metre-high Gebaberg, also called the Hohe Geba or Die Geba, is the highest point of the Anterior Rhön (Vorderer Rhön) and lies in southern Thuringia in Germany.LocationThe mountain is located about 11 kilometres west of the county town of Meiningen.In the south of the broad summit plateau lies the village of Geba, in the northe is the highest point of the mountain with a walking hut and cafe. At the southern foot of the massif, in the valley of the Herpf river are the villages of Wohlmuthausen, Helmershausen and Bettenhausen which, like the village of Seeba to the southeast, belong to the municipality of Rhönblick. On the eastern slopes of the Geba lies the village of Träbes with the sinkhole of Träbeser Loch and in the valley lie the villages of Stepfershausen and Herpf, the latter in the borough of Meiningen. North of the Geba is the Katzgrund valley with its villages Unterkatz and Oberkatz. In the northwest behind the Diesburg is the village of Aschenhausen.