The signposts are plentiful and very well/legibly labeled. Brunsberg is written on the rock, this is a direction you can take. It also goes from the rock around to the right to Brunsberg, but is a little longer. The forest itself is beautiful, mainly pine/spruce and you come to a nature reserve that even offers a lot of heather.
There is not only the Brunsberg, but also the Pferdekopf. This one is in the opposite direction and also has many single trails. In the direction of Brunsberg you can also go into the Höllenschlucht. This is also a very nice route with a lot of variety. The differences in altitude are all limited and are no comparison to the Harburg mountains, for example.

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Nico Franck

November 1, 2024

With so many routes to choose from, it’s much easier with a satnav.

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Location: Buchholz in der Nordheide, Harburg, Lüneburg Heath, Lower Saxony, Germany

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