Küssende Sau

Millions of years ago, the waves of the primeval sea sloshed away. Coral lived in it. The fossilized remains of these creatures we see today as rocks - in the form of a kissing sow (or two kissing sows ?!)

Immerse yourself in the past and enjoy the present to the full.
You have probably already admired the Blautopf and are on a journey of discovery in this beautiful nature. And JAAAA: It takes a little imagination when looking at the 'kissing pig'.

Always my pleasure. It's just unique.

In the rock labyrinth of the Weierhalde stands a rock gate with the nature bridge "Küssende Sau"

Is really nice there, good parking in Blaubeuren at the train station 👍👍

A funnily shaped rock gate in a sea of ​​rocks made of different sized sponge reefs.
The path leads slightly offset by a much smaller passage in the rock.

A nice way, easy to walk on. With impressive rocks around it

Great hike with some highlights. The increase was worthwhile.
04/11/2017

An absolute highlight in the area, which one must have seen. A little imagination should still bring: -P

The ruins of a former horizontal cave in which lived about 40000- 12000 years ago people. The cave is recently closed, but can be visited as part of a guided tour. Registration via the Prehistoric Museum Blaubeuren.



    Prehistoric Museum Blaubeuren
    Church square 10
    89143 Blaubeuren
    Telephone: 07344 9669-90
    Fax: 07344 9669-915
    info@urmu.de

Beautiful barbecue area, with enclosed barbecue area and table and two benches, at lunchtime in the sun.

In the rock labyrinth stands a large rock gate called "the kissing sow." With a little imagination one recognizes the naming.

Here you can pass many caves and recognize well the geological structure of the area.

Great tip. Is not in a hiking guide. ☺️

Many climbers can be seen here.

In the middle of the wonderful nature rock formations with an imaginative name.

Special rock with natural bridge in the rock labyrinth.

wonderful

Very nice with the MTB

The kissing sow, an ancient creature made of corals from the ancient ocean long past.

Very nice to look at rock formation, which is actually not a rock, but fossilized limestone deposits of corals from the primeval sea.

Great rocks on a beautiful trail