Heimensteinhöhle und Heimnadel Aussichtspunkt

great view of the Reussenstein and exit of Heimensteiner cave which is, however, locked from January to July

Here you can walk right up to the abyss, without there being a barrier, or a railing. This makes this look very natural and makes the view particularly beautiful. The view is breathtaking.

Beautiful view of the Neidlinger valley with ruin Reußenstein

Simply interesting for a little "adventure" to the cave customer .... 😆

In the earliest time a river flowed through the cave, which is documented by water level marks on the walls. To the cave there is a legend of the writer Wilhem Hauff. Thereafter, the giant home once lived here, until he moved into the specially built for him castle Reussenstein.
The cave can be easily reached from the Wandererparkplatz Bahnhöfle and is freely accessible.

The Heimenstein cave is named after the Heimenstein, a striking rock opposite the ruin Reußenstein. Here was a castle that is barely recognizable today. The Heimenstein cave, which is located in this rock and is a passage cave, was probably integrated into the defensive system of the castle. From the mountain side, it goes down steeply, until finally the 20m lower located second entrance is reached. This is located in the cliff towards Reußenstein and offers a beautiful view of the ruin Reußenstein.

Here you can directly to the abyss, without here a barrier or a railing is available. The view is really incredible and invites you to linger.

Nice view to the castle Reussenstein and to Neidlingen

Great rock formation with the Heimensteiner cave. From the home needle you have a beautiful view of the Neidlinger valley and Ruinie Reußenstein.

Class views to Reußenstein !!!

Great views to the Reußenstein!

Quick and easy to reach from the train station and freely accessible. The cave goes around the corner and at the end there is a great view. Is a through cave. If you don't want that, you have the same view on the rock above. I.

Magnificent view from the Pfannenberg

The cave exit was unfortunately closed.

The "Heimenstein Cave" is located near Neidlingen in the Esslingen district, Baden-Württemberg.- it is a so-called through cave, i.e. it has a natural entrance and exit
- is on the Heimenstein / Swabian Alb
- at 756 m above sea level NN
- the cave (entrance) passage leads steeply downhill for about 80 meters, at the end of the cave (exit) passage there is an iron gate
- freely accessible, but the cave exit is not accessible from January to July (breeding season, access is then closed (see information board)
- those who like caves are worth seeing, but the wonderful view at the entrance to the surroundings is enough, opposite is the "Reußenstein Castle ruins"
- The "Heimenstein Castle" once stood here, which stood above the Heimenstein cave (alt-owen.com/heimenstein)- s. luftschubser.de/burg-auf-dem-heimensteinThe legend of the "Giant Home": baden-wuerttemberg.de/de/unser-land/tradUNGEN/sagen-und-legend/der-riese-vom-reussenstein

Nice cave also well suited to take a break.

Here you can go through the cave to a lookout point with a great view of the Reußenstein ruins. Either wait a while inside until the eyes have got used to the darkness, or use a flashlight. You have to be a little careful with wet shoes, as the path is popular and the lime is correspondingly greasy.

During the breeding season the gate at the lower exit is locked.

Very nice view with the possibility of even going into the cave.

Great vantage point with a view of the valley and the Reußenstein castle ruins

The hiker has a great view above the Heimenstein cave

Interesting place with a good view

Small caves - in need of adventure?

Nice deep but very dark

Look look who is there?