Brunstorf Village Pond – Stiftungswald Rülauer Holz loop from Brunstorf
Brunstorf Village Pond – Stiftungswald Rülauer Holz loop from Brunstorf
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Brunstorf Village Pond – Stiftungswald Rülauer Holz loop from Brunstorf
02:02
7.99km
20m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 29, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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77 m
Brunstorf Village Pond
Highlight • Lake
Many carp swim in the village pond, which are traditionally caught with a net the day before the day of penance and prayer. Only the big carp over 2 kilos stay outside and are prepared for the big carp meal in Bruhn's Gasthof. The little fish come back into the pond.
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300 m
St. Elisabeth Church Brunstorf
Highlight • Religious Site
The church has a wonderful "starry sky" and also a baptismal angel, which can be lowered thanks to a restoration. So he brings the baptismal bowl "straight from heaven".
More detailed information about the church:
kirche-brunstorf.de/unsere-kirchen
kirche-ll.de/gemeinden/brunstorf.html
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300 m
Café Q Brunstorf
Highlight • Cafe
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3.25 km
Bölkau Stream
Highlight • River
The Bölkau is a small stream in the southern district of the Duchy of Lauenburg. The stream has its source in the Rülauer Forst, southwest of Schwarzenbek. It flows north and crosses under the B207. After 1.6 km the Bölkau flows into the Schwarze Bek at the Schwarzenbeker sewage treatment plant, not Beke, as it is named in the Komoot map. The Schwarze Bek then flows a little further into the Schwarze Au.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%B6lkau
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3.75 km
Stiftungswald Rülauer Holz
Highlight • Forest
Rülauer Holz has largely been taken out of forestry use, and the natural water balance has been restored. Forest depressions were rewetted and ditches filled. Initial successes are already visible.
For example, the crane has returned to the area and bred there in 2016.
The recreated moist forest depressions are also very popular with moor frogs. The rewetting of the Rülauer Holz has significantly increased the moor frog population, as these amphibians thrive in the moist alder swamp forests with their fen-like character.
Further detailed information:
stiftungsland.de/karte/stiftungslandgebiete/ruelauer-holz
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4.23 km
View Over the Fields Towards Brunstorf
Highlight • Viewpoint
5.06 km
Wind turbine in the forest near Schwarzenbek
Highlight • Structure
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7.83 km
Old School Brunstorf
Highlight • Historical Site
This is also reflected in the town's coat of arms.
The old school is a particularly beautiful and well-restored half-timbered house, situated directly on a small, idyllic pond.
brunstorf.info/home/%C3%BCber-uns
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7.99 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
6.16 km
1.35 km
432 m
Surfaces
4.28 km
3.29 km
241 m
118 m
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