Güttlerbüschl

At 365.2 m above sea level, the Güttlerbüschl is one of the smallest peaks in the city of Neusalza-Spremberg.
The small mountain is located north of the Spree in a mountainous urban area, about 400 m northwest of the famous granite massif "Schmiedesteine". A map by Matthias Oeder circa 1600 calls it "The Grove Mountain." Its current name is derived from the surname "Güttler", a Spremberg resident to whom it once belonged, and "Büschl", as it is in the Upper Lusatian dialect, is the diminutive of "Busch". Recently, a remarkable rock formation in the "Güttlerbüschl" has been called "Thor's Anvil" by some districts of Upper Lusatia, who consider it a mystery.

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