| Großer Hermannsberg | |
| Photo Size: | 282px |
| Elevation: | (867disp=output onlyNaNdisp=output only) |
| Isolation: | 2.5 km → Finsterbachkopf (898.3 m) – east of the Haselbach and the Kanzlersgrund |
| Prominence: | 140 m ↓ 700 m SE of the summit (near the source of the Dörmbach) |
| Range: | Thuringian Forest |
| Location: | Thuringia, |
| Map: | Germany Thuringia |
| Coordinates: | 50.7008°N 10.6144°W |
The Großer Hermannsberg is a mountain, 867 metres high, south of the main ridge of the Thuringian Forest in the county of Schmalkalden-Meiningen in Germany.
To the north and immediately below the mountain is the village of Oberschönau and the adjacent Kanzlersgrund. Behind them is the main ridge of the Thuringian Forest with its long-distance trail, the Rennsteig. In front of the ridge are the mountains of Hohe Möst and Hoher Stein. To the southwest lies Bermbach, to the southeast is Zella-Mehlis and to the east is Oberhof.
From the northern lookout rocks, the path runs along below the summit which, according to an inscription, is actually 873 metres high. From the path there is a further view of the Rhön mountains. Continuing towards the viewing rocks there is a view looking east by a small rock (see photograph below). The actual viewing rocks may be climbed using steps hewn out of the rock and a safety cable; the top is protected by railings. The top of these rocks is recorded on all the maps as being 867 metres high.