Brodtberg, Summit in Remscheid-Süd, Germany.

Brodtberg is a wooded hill in the Hohenhagen quarter of Remscheid-Süd, reaching 328 m above sea level. It lies west of the Westerholt hill and borders the Teufelsbachtal nature reserve. At its highest point stands Remscheid's television tower, and the Diepmannsbach hamlet sits at its foot.

The 1955 Diepmannsbach motorway bridge was built between the Hohenhagen and Westerholt hills, below the Brodtberg. For a long time the only ski lift in Remscheid and its surroundings ran on the Hohenhagen slope, and sledgers used the hill's meadows in winter. The television tower of Remscheid stands at the highest point.

At the foot of the Brodtberg, in the hamlet of Diepmannsbach, stands the Jagdschlösschen, a restaurant with a star-rated golf course and leisure facilities for children, including riding. In winter the meadows on the hill have long been used for sledging, and a ski lift once ran on the Hohenhagen.

The summit is wooded and borders the Teufelsbachtal nature reserve; the Remscheid television tower stands at the highest point. The Diepmannsbach hamlet at the foot of the hill holds the Jagdschlösschen, with a golf course and riding facilities for children. The Diepmannsbach motorway bridge, built in 1955, crosses between the Hohenhagen and Westerholt hills.

At the highest point stands Remscheid's television tower, and the Diepmannsbach hamlet at the foot of the hill holds the Jagdschlösschen, a restaurant with a golf course and riding for children. The Diepmannsbach motorway bridge, built in 1955, crosses between the Hohenhagen and Westerholt hills.