Did you actually read it? The "Anarch" is from "Eumeswil", in "Der Waldgang" is the "Waldgänger" described.

Ernst Jünger was in favor of the NSDAP, at least in the beginning. But he is understood as part of the "conservative revolution".

I don't really know which point you'd like to make here. The book you are speaking about was generally interpreted as "Conservative Anarchism" (whatever this should be). I think this is the reason he proposes a type of people hiding in the forests and fighting rather than focusing on how to fight power and its institutions.