Eingang Eishöhle

The ice cave is a bit hidden and I first had to orient myself a bit to find the way and the entrance. The entrance is narrow and I barely passed without a backpack. The ice cave is darker than the other two caves and it is advisable to bring a flashlight so that you can discover all corners of the fascinating cave.

A hell of climbing in. An exploration adventure especially for the little ones.

Ice cave is a real highlight for young and old. You can get in from two sides. Flashlight is not a must, but it helps a little.

You have to see these hells when you are in the vicinity. A great place for kids.

One of three caves at Kleinhennersdorferstein

narrow notch above the cave of lights

Definitely a visit is not just climbing fun for children

Unfortunately the position shown on the map is wrong, there is no cave here. The cave at Kleinhennersdorfer Stein is probably meant, see komoot.de/plan/@50.9047234,14.1277340,19z?sport=hike&waypoint=hl:889679

Great climbing world for toddlers. If you then knit a story about the caves, they won't even want to go home.

An ideal place that is not overcrowded and where you can enjoy the wonderful surroundings with a picnic.

The Kleinhennersdorfer Stein contains some caves and cavernous depressions - a special feature of this already very rugged massif.

Slightly hidden cave on an elevated position.

Somewhat hidden, elevated position

Watch out for the stone on the ground