Brunsleberfeld is closely associated with the Elm Circular Hiking Trail 28 “Around Brunsleberfeld”. The approximately 13-kilometre circular hike includes 160 metres of elevation gain. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Brunsleberfeld can continue searching for accommodation afterwards.
The route consists of approximately 60 percent gravel and 40 percent paths; asphalt accounts for 0 percent. Elm RW28 partly follows natural trails around the former Brunsleberfeld forester’s lodge. This former forester’s lodge gives the hiking route its name, but is not included in the hike because there are no designated hiking trails leading directly to it.
The route offers views of the Harz Mountains and the Harz foreland. Eitzumer Blick is a picnic area along the route. From the route area, the Hagenweg, also known as the Tetzelweg, leads west.
At the Schunter spring, an information board explains the formation and course of the Schunter. The route passes the Schunter’s largest spring basin. At the karst spring, water rises from below and feeds the Schunter. The information board covers the spring and the course of the Schunter.
The Schöningen State Forestry Office once also included the Brunsleberfeld district as one of its forestry districts. Former foresters’ lodges were designed for self-sufficiency; in addition to the main building, they included stable buildings as well as arable and pastureland.
The nearest railway station to the route is Frellstedt, 4.6 kilometres away. Parking is available directly at the Zur Schunterquelle excursion restaurant and in the surrounding area.
More local pages: Lauingen, Büddenstedt, Warberg, Räbke, Mariental, Söllingen, Lehre, Bahrdorf.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Brunsleberfeld can continue searching for accommodation afterwards.
To the higher-level travel overview: Helmstedt.
Check prices, availability and amenities for your travel dates directly on Booking.com.
View accommodations and offersAdvertisement · Affiliate link to Booking.com
