The Top 20 Caves in Lower Saxony

This cave is an absolute must for young and old. The tenants of the cave go to a lot of trouble with the tours and the hospitality. I have seldom … read more

Geological highlight, unfortunately closed for us speleologists. bat house.

Mining continued here until 1937. After the setting, the pit filled up and the Silbersee got its name because of its slightly silvery shimmering water.

The early Christian stone-carved church with much older history in the forecourt is an impressive site. A trip is worth it! The forecourt has several rest areas with a view of Scharzfeld.

The Iberg stalactite cave is located in the middle of the Iberg, a limestone massif that originally emerged from a limestone reef around 380 million ago. Some of the former … read more

Not reachable by bicycle, on foot a bit demanding. But the cave is worth it. Bring good flashlights, headlight is a bit too little. Just after the entrance there is … read more

We planned our round so that we passed the Lippoldshöhle twice - THE highlight for the kids and us big kids!!! We took our time to climb and explore all … read more

Very nice rest area 2 seats shop in a cool setting to marvel and linger.
A hermit once lived in the small cave

In the southern Harz gypsum landscape, small swelling caves are also known as "dwarf" or "dwarf holes". These are swelling cavities, i.e. bubble-like cavities under layers of plaster of paris … read more