Nebelhöhle Cave

Very nice cave that you can visit without a guide. A few smaller side paths give you a bit of a sense of discovery and you won't just be smuggled through. Good footwear is recommended for certain paths, as it can get slippery. In addition, the ceiling height is very low in some places. Opening times are around the beginning of April to the end of October daily from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., last admission 5 p.m.

In 1519, Duke Ulrich von Württemberg is said to have hidden in this dark and cold cave for around two weeks from the Swabian Confederation during the day, and a few kilometers further at night at Lichtenstein Castle. At least that's how Wilhelm Hauff wrote in his novel "Lichtenstein" from 1826. His alleged hiding place can still be found in this cave today.

Already since 1596 there is the so-called cave tourism and 1715 appeared the first printed cave description - cave visits have a long tradition here. Accordingly, the cave is touristy worked up and a visit is a special experience dar. It is accessible to about 450 m. The temperature is 8-10 ° Celsius all year round - you should have something warm to put on. The cave is committed on its own, so there are no waiting times.
Incidentally, the Maultaschenwirtshaus is an excellent place to stop off.
Opening hours:
25th March - 31st October: daily 9:00 - 17:30
November + March: Sat. + Sun + public holidays 9am - 5pm, autumn holidays: daily 9am - 5pm
December - February: winter break and bat protection
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