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Cathrin
May 29, 2023
Hiking
The speleo camp was deserted today. No idea what's going on. Far and wide nobody could be seen and there were no campers either
Nevertheless, I am sending the link here because there is some useful information on the site regarding the cave trail.
The mark:
On trees/rocks etc. a red triangle is yellow inside and underneath is often a cave sign (arc with a dot underneath)
speleocamp.com/?things-to-do,31
You can also learn a lot about the cave system here:
lochstein.de/hoehlen/Slo_Kro/karst/laze/laze.htm
Otherwise you will unfortunately not find an overview map or anything about the route.
It's definitely worth going the route.
Nevertheless, I am sending the link here because there is some useful information on the site regarding the cave trail.
The mark:
On trees/rocks etc. a red triangle is yellow inside and underneath is often a cave sign (arc with a dot underneath)
speleocamp.com/?things-to-do,31
You can also learn a lot about the cave system here:
lochstein.de/hoehlen/Slo_Kro/karst/laze/laze.htm
Otherwise you will unfortunately not find an overview map or anything about the route.
It's definitely worth going the route.
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•Cathrin
May 30, 2023
Hiking
Starting points for the cave trail:
either drive to the northern end of the village (the path goes in 2 meters before the place-name sign) or you drive in the direction of Spelocamp and try to find a parking space on the way. It won't be easy here or there, because there aren't any.
We chose the second option and asked in a carpentry shop if we could park there. Then we walked the other way around.
That's it for information, greetings and have fun ✌🙋🏼♀️
either drive to the northern end of the village (the path goes in 2 meters before the place-name sign) or you drive in the direction of Spelocamp and try to find a parking space on the way. It won't be easy here or there, because there aren't any.
We chose the second option and asked in a carpentry shop if we could park there. Then we walked the other way around.
That's it for information, greetings and have fun ✌🙋🏼♀️
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Holger
August 19, 2020
Hiking
The Skednena cave is also on the "cave path" of the Speleo camp (stick to the map, the marking with the triangle or Komoot and you will find it ;-)). It goes through a sinkhole until the cave has the size of a central nave (unfortunately you can't get that on the photo), and to the left it goes out again into the next sinkhole. Great, without any admission, just discover :-)
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