Eisernhardt

Eisernhardt is a mountain summit in Siegen that rises to about 482 meters and forms a prominent part of the Rheinisches Schiefergebirge range. The peak is connected by hiking trails from multiple directions, making it a accessible focal point in the North Rhine-Westphalian landscape.

The mountain stood through centuries before medieval mining activities reshaped the Siegerland region around it. The surrounding landscape evolved from resource extraction to modern industry, yet the summit itself maintained its natural character throughout these changes.

The mountain serves as a gathering place where local people celebrate seasonal events and maintain traditions tied to their landscape. These communal activities around the summit reflect how the community's identity is connected to this natural landmark.

The summit can be reached by several marked hiking trails starting from different points across Siegen with varying difficulty levels. Parking areas are available at the main trailheads, allowing visitors to leave their vehicles before setting out toward the peak.

From the peak, visitors can see where three distinct regions meet: Siegerland, Sauerland, and Westerwald converge on the horizon. This vantage point offers a rare view of how these three historically separate landscapes come together.

Location: Siegen

Elevation above the sea: 482.3 m

GPS coordinates: 50.83945,8.02973

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:03