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Free large parking area for hikers (as of February 2026)

A blossoming Pentecost morning dawned. In gentle light, the sun sent its golden rays over forest and field. The morning bells of Huysburg had barely faded when the devil and his followers climbed the mountain to preach to them. That small hilltop was to serve as his pulpit. He described the world's charms and its splendor to his listeners in the most magnificent colors. But the monks of Huysburg had already heard of Satan's beginnings. One of them therefore descended. With great power, he proclaimed to them the message of the Kingdom of God. Great was the devil's disappointment when he saw all his listeners abandon him and devoutly listen to the monk's words. Enraged, he seized his tail and leaped down the mountain. However, when he reached Anderbeck, his shoe, filled with dirt, pinched him so badly that he had to sit down for a while. He took off his boot and dumped the earth on the ground, creating a small hill which the locals, some of whom had witnessed the event, called "Cuckoo Hill." The devil then continued his journey to Braunschweig, hoping to find more receptive listeners there. But he had scarcely passed through Badersleben when his other boot, the one covering his hoof, began to pinch. As he beat it, a "Kisserling" (a type of stone) weighing about 20 hundredweight fell to the ground. This large stone still lies in the Glüsig, north of Badersleben. Since Satan is said to emerge from beneath it every night around midnight, the old people of Badersleben warn the young people by saying: "Don't go through the Glüsig at night; for that's where the devil comes out from under the Kisserling!" [Also source: http://www.huywald.de/ ]

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Located at the foot of the steep single trail.

There is a lawn here where the trees of the year from previous years have been planted.

Large and free parking lot, good starting point for a circular walk or to collect stamps.

Beautiful place on the ridge that invites you to linger.

The monastery complex, enclosed by a dry-stone wall and covering over six hectares, is situated at the highest point of the Huywald forest. The monastery buildings, including the church and cloister, stand to the west on the hilltop. The farm buildings and the monastery garden are located in the area to the east, which lies almost four meters lower. Source: Wikipedia