Brodtberg

Brodtberg is a summit in Remscheid-Süd that rises to approximately 379 meters above sea level. From this vantage point, visitors can survey the surrounding landscapes of the Bergisches Land region, with the peak accessible via several walking routes.

The summit served as an important reference point during the 20th century as transportation networks expanded throughout North Rhine-Westphalia. This role shaped its significance for the region's infrastructure development and connectivity.

The surrounding Bergisches Land range incorporates Brodtberg into local hiking traditions, connecting residents with their natural heritage through seasonal outdoor activities.

Multiple walking paths lead to the summit from the Hohenhagen quarter, with the Steinbruch-Hohenhagen nature reserve nearby. The accessibility from various starting points makes this destination straightforward for visitors of different fitness levels.

From the peak, both the city of Remscheid and the neighboring Westerholt hill come into view, known as the region's second-highest elevation. This far-reaching outlook offers visitors a rare perspective on multiple geographic points at once.