Huppergruben

Today it is completely normal for us that the raw materials for everyday and special products come from all over the world. But in the past, before globalization, craftsmen and tradespeople used local resources.
The Huppergruben near Lausen are an example of this. At that time, Lausen was a flourishing industrial village, and this industry changed the landscape. In the Huppergruben, which lie south of the railway line in the forest, were found by a geological fault various weathering products such as Bohnerz and Huppererde.

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Since the Huppergruben are protected, you can not go there with a dog through the nature reserve.

A beautiful place with biotopes, red soil and a wide variety of plants accompanied by the chirping of birds.