Studerbildschacht Cave
Hiking Highlight
Recommended by 55 out of 59 hikers
This Highlight is in a protected area
Please check local regulations for: Biosphärenreservat Pfälzerwald-Vosges du Nord
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In the Studerbildschacht, the Karlsruher speleological research group conducts research in a 50 meter deep natural shaft in the sandstone. The Studerbildschacht was accidentally discovered in 1916 when picking blueberries. The cave was created by the special tectonic conditions in the area of the Upper Rhine Graben. He has in 22 meters depth only an opening of about 30 x 50 cm. The largest room in the Studerbildschacht is called Pfälzer Halle and measures a size of 5 meters long, 3 meters high and one meter wide.
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•March 15, 2017
A 50m deep natural sandstone cave. No, you can not go in there. It really is a hole in the ground.hfgkarlsruhe.lima-city.de/wiki/forschung/studerbildschacht
translated by•November 10, 2015
When looking at the crevices, you can hardly believe that it goes down to 50m. It is also interesting to take a quick look at the video of the cave explorers who have already stayed here:
translated by•May 19, 2021
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