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Interesting from a contemporary historical perspective, it is worth reading the plaque

The “summit” of the Päperberg is unfortunately visually unspectacular and there are no great views either. But at 84 m it is the second highest elevation in the area after the nearby Haferberg at 94.4 m and is of course also a highlight. In addition, urns and stone carvings from the Bronze Age were uncovered here in 1886 and 1893, making it a historical site. https://mapcarta.com/de/18056658 https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geesthacht

In fact, there is currently nothing to see of the excavation site. If it wasn't signposted, people would pass by it carelessly. Unfortunately, the path there is currently blocked by several fallen and felled trees.

Very nice hiking area with different possibilities.

The toboggan run still exists, but the condition leaves a lot to be desired. As soon as there are three flakes of snow, half of Bergedorf and Wentorf meet here!

Also climbed the 'Grandberg'! Climbers in Hamburg! 🤗

The terrain in the Bergedorfer Gehölz is quite steep by northern German standards, as it stretches from the Bille lowlands to the Hohe Geest. The highest elevations are the Fuchsberg on the Wentorf side and the Doktorberg in the Bergedorf part of the forest. Both "mountains" are around 50 meters high. In the 1930s, a 1,000-meter-long toboggan run was built on the Doktorberg, which no longer exists in its original form. However, tobogganing is still done there in winter. The "summit" of the Doktorberg is unfortunately unspectacular. But it is the highest mountain in the area and therefore also a geographical highlight. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bergedorfer_Geh%C3%B6lz

At 42 m, the Grandberg is one of the highest elevations in the Bergedorfer Geholz. A relatively easy path leads to the "summit", which is unfortunately quite unspectacular because it doesn't offer any great views either. But at least it is one of the highest "mountains" in the area and you can also test your physical condition while "climbing".