Hopperkopf

Hopperkopf is a mountain summit in North Rhine-Westphalia with views across forested hills and open countryside. The ridge runs in several directions, allowing different routes for climbing and exploration.

The mountain has long served as a geographical orientation point for the surrounding region. Over the centuries, local communities used the elevation as a natural trail marker for their walking routes.

The summit is a popular meeting point for hikers from the surrounding region who gather here regularly. The ridge area is used by locals as a natural starting point for day trips.

Several marked hiking trails lead from parking areas to the summit, with routes offering different difficulty levels. It is advisable to hike during good weather conditions to ensure safe and pleasant conditions.

The summit is an observation point for bird migrations that pass over the region twice yearly. Attentive visitors can observe various bird species up close here during migration periods.

GPS coordinates: 51.24723,8.59910

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:40