The Top 20 Caves in the Waldviertel
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best caves for you. Based on the experiences of other users, each is a recommendation you know you can trust — so you can better plan your next adventure.
best caves for you. Based on the experiences of other users, each is a recommendation you know you can trust — so you can better plan your next adventure.
Last updated: October 1, 2025
Was definitely a highlight of our tour from Albrechtsberg to Weissenkirchen!
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I couldn't understand why it's called Fleischbank, but it's a very interesting rock formation to look at. It is only a very short detour from the main route.
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A 30-meter-wide and eight-meter-high rock roof: The protected site was visited by ice age hunters. Stone devices of the Neanderthals from the Middle Paleolithic and from the end of the …
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The so-called Grasel cave was originally probably a Erdstall and was used with the advent of the pilgrimage Maria Dreieichen in the Baroque period by a hermit as a shelter. …
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A very interesting granite rock formation. Several small caves were made accessible by ladders and the like. Definitely worth a detour on a MTB circuit!
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Really worthwhile hiking trail to the Lohnbach Falls, I think it's a place of power.
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The stone cave on the way to the Himmelsleiter is the first project of the Schremser Naturparkverein chairman Martin Speychal. In keeping with the region, it is made of solid …
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The Haidl cellar in Thaya is of considerable size (around 30 meters long), which raises the question of the former purpose of this cellar. Because of the cool and, above …
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The path leads through a jungle-like area into the wild and romantic Dachsengraben to the bottom of the ditch. According to legend, the notorious robber chief Grasel lived in a …
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You can reach the Schusterlucke via a steep, high ladder. Prehistoric tools and animal bones were once found here.
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