DiscoverPlaces to seeCavesGermanyBaden-Württemberg
Tübingen District
Landkreis ReutlingenSonnenbühlSeebach Spring Cave
DiscoverPlaces to seeCavesGermanyBaden-Württemberg
Tübingen District
Landkreis ReutlingenSonnenbühlSeebach Spring Cave
Highlight • Cave
Seebach Spring Cave
Mountain biking
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Gravel riding
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Kristian
6 days ago
Hiking
The entrance to the cave is about one meter wide and high, and it extends about 32 meters into the mountain. Access is barred by a grate.
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🦣 𝕸𝖆𝖒𝖒𝖚𝖙 𝕱𝖗𝖆𝖓𝖐 🏒🥅👨🏼🚒🚒
December 28, 2023
Hiking
The spring cave of the Seebach 🌊 is not accessible! The entrance is barred by an iron gate.
Bröller is the Swabian term for periodically erupting karst springs, generally known as Hungerbrunnen (hunger springs). As with any Bröller, this is also a water cave that is only active temporarily (after heavy rainfall or snowmelt), which got its name from the loud sound ("roaring") of the water.
The spring is located at the Schick-Steigle / Schicksteigle in the Gewann Vorderer Buch
Sonnenbühl-Willmandingen LKR. Reutlingen near the Seebachweg 🏞
Bröller is the Swabian term for periodically erupting karst springs, generally known as Hungerbrunnen (hunger springs). As with any Bröller, this is also a water cave that is only active temporarily (after heavy rainfall or snowmelt), which got its name from the loud sound ("roaring") of the water.
The spring is located at the Schick-Steigle / Schicksteigle in the Gewann Vorderer Buch
Sonnenbühl-Willmandingen LKR. Reutlingen near the Seebachweg 🏞
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Elevation 740 m
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