Großer Breiberg, Summit in Siebengebirge mountains, Bad Honnef, Germany.
Großer Breiberg is a summit in the Siebengebirge mountains near Bad Honnef rising to approximately 313 meters. The mountain features steep slopes composed of quartzite and andesite lava rock.
The mountain was first scientifically documented in 1789 when geologist Carl Wilhelm Nose studied its geographical features and rock types. These early observations established the foundation for understanding the geology of the Siebengebirge.
Local residents traditionally call the mountain "Briberich", a name reflecting its broad shape. This local name remains part of everyday speech in the area.
A circular hiking path built in 1959 encircles the mountain and offers several viewpoints overlooking the Rhine Valley. The trail provides good access to different perspectives of the landscape from various elevations.
A former observation point called Teufelsstein sits on the mountain, once offering views over Rhöndorf Valley. Today this rock formation lies hidden beneath layers of vegetation, waiting to be found by curious hikers.
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