Birkenbeul, Weißenbrüchen, Kratzhahn and Pfaffenseifen lie northeast of the 388-metre-high Beulskopf. Along the L267 when approaching Birkenbeul and Weißenbrüchen, there are views towards the Sieg Valley and the Oberbergisches Land.
Nature
Birkenbeul is home to the Wunderbuche natural monument, which the local administration describes as an approximately 600-year-old weeping beech.
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Geographical Location
Beulskopf is located near Birkenbeul.
Mönchskopf is located in the surrounding area of Birkenbeul.
Alserberg is located in the surrounding area of Birkenbeul.
The Morsbach observation tower is located in the wider regional surroundings of Birkenbeul.
Also located in the wider regional surroundings of Birkenbeul are Blankenberg Castle, the abandoned quarry above B 478 in the Bröl Valley, the Southern Bastion and Hartenfels Castle Ruins.
Culture
The Pfaffenseifen area preserves traces of mining and territorial history: the former Pfaffenseifen mine had an adit with four shafts, and boundary stones marked SA and SH still stand in the area.
Cycling
The 42.8-kilometre Hammer Mountain and Valley Tour is a circular cycling route with a variable length and viewpoints. It runs from Beulskopf via Pracht and Birkenbeul to Au (Sieg) and uses sections of the Westerwald Loop.
Further destinations: Altenkirchen, Fürthen, Gebhardshain, Neitersen, Flammersfeld, Daaden, Helmeroth, Niederdreisbach
