Jagd-Berg

Jagd-Berg is a wooded mountain in North Rhine-Westphalia standing at approximately 676 meters (2,218 feet). Its location marks an important watershed boundary between two major river systems in the region.

The summit has served as a geographical landmark for centuries, particularly along medieval trade routes that crossed this region. The name relates to the hunting and forestry traditions that shaped activity in these highlands.

The Siegerland-Höhenring trail system around Jagd-Berg connects multiple historical settlements, enabling visitors to explore regional heritage through marked pathways.

Several forest trails cross the area, providing good access to long-distance hiking routes like the European E1 path. From here, hikers can reach neighboring summits and local walking routes.

The southern slope holds the highest point of Lahn-Dill district at 673 meters (2,208 feet). This spot sits right on the border between two federal states, showing how political boundaries follow natural geography.