Eisinger Loch Sinkholes
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Recommended by 116 cyclists
Location: Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Top cycling routes to Eisinger Loch Sinkholes
- Easy
4.0
(3)
10
View of Eisinger Loch – Eisinger Loch Sinkholes loop from Bauschlott00:56
13.7km
100m
Intermediate5.0
(7)
36
View of Eichelberg – Eisinger Loch Sinkholes loop from Mühlacker02:32
37.5km
380m
Expert4.9
(36)
60
Eisinger Loch Sinkholes – Climb from Stein to Göbrichen loop from Kieselbronn01:57
30.2km
280m
Tips
The Eisinger Loch (more precisely the new and old Eisingen Loch) are collapse sinkholes that were created when the groundwater washed out water-soluble rock layers below the collapse, so that the layers of earth above collapsed. As a geological monument, they offer a good insight into the geology of the landscape and its structure.
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•April 27, 2021
It's fascinating what can be seen here, hidden and inconspicuous. It's worth a visit. Maybe just go for a nice hike or bike ride and enjoy a picnic. A very beautiful place.
translated by•November 17, 2024
A detour across the fields is definitely worth it. We are in this region very often, but we have never seen the Eisinger Loch. Was great!!
translated by•August 16, 2020
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Location: Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Top cycling routes to Eisinger Loch Sinkholes
- Easy
4.0
(3)
10
View of Eisinger Loch – Eisinger Loch Sinkholes loop from Bauschlott00:56
13.7km
100m
Intermediate5.0
(7)
36
View of Eichelberg – Eisinger Loch Sinkholes loop from Mühlacker02:32
37.5km
380m
Expert4.9
(36)
60
Eisinger Loch Sinkholes – Climb from Stein to Göbrichen loop from Kieselbronn01:57
30.2km
280m
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