Homert

The Homert mountain rises to an elevation of 519 meters above sea level within the forested landscapes of North Rhine-Westphalia.

The mountain formation developed during the Devonian period, creating the characteristic rock structures found throughout the Bergisches Land region.

Local residents maintain traditional walking routes across the mountain slopes, connecting communities through a network of marked forest paths.

Visitors can reach the summit through designated trails starting from Landesstraße 519, with parking spaces available near the trailheads.

The northern slopes of Homert contain the sources of both Seilbach and Romecke streams, which feed into the broader Linnepe river system.

Location: North Rhine-Westphalia

Elevation above the sea: 519 m

Part of: Bergisches Land

GPS coordinates: 51.07791,7.69346

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:11