周辺の峡谷・トップ9

This hole is a bat paradise.

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The path leads through an old quarry. Those coming down the path from the castle should wear sturdy shoes. It's quite steep, and the very muddy path is not recommended in wet conditions. However, the quarry is quite easy to navigate.

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If you hike the P16 from the Altenstein castle ruins down to Sickenberg, you will reach this large Bundsandstein formation in the adjacent forest. You walk right past it.

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Very nice place for worship.

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very nicely laid out and maintained

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This rock formation looks like a former quarry. The rock, which has cracked many times, is certainly not suitable as stone. Still an interesting place.

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gigantic gorge between the two viewpoints

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a nice trail goes along here

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I like driving here. A few years ago, when it rained heavily, quite a lot flowed down into the Leine, tearing down trees and some houses, now there is nothing left of it

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Beautiful, with a little mountain flair. Always a pleasure to drive.

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Beautiful grotto above Bernterode with a view of Bernterode

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With lots of balls to sit down and just pause for a moment

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Large sandstone rocks with smooth edges. On the hiking trail before you should wear sturdy shoes.

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Absolute caution. Not protected.

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It's worth hiking to the Hauroeder cliffs, we rode our bikes there and then continued to the Sonnenstein

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Lourdes Grottoes in Germany The first Lourdes grottoes were built in Germany at the end of the 19th century. Catholic associations and private individuals began to portray the famous Marian apparitions from Lourdes in life-size. In many places, semi-open grottos were built based on the Massabielle grotto. The natural stones used as building material, for example perforated stones or tuff stones, created a cave-like space that was mystical in the taste of the 19th century. The center of this room is a figure of Mary that corresponds to the description of Bernadette Soubirous: a woman in a white dress with a blue belt that extends to the floor, with folded hands. The Mariengrotten have lost none of their attraction. People go there, light a candle, say a "Hail Mary" or some other prayer. They ask for healing in their illnesses and help in need.

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Charming rock gorge on the high path between Ershäuser and Martinfelder Fenster.

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Interesting larger rock formation with gorges, abysses and old gnarled trees across from Gleichenstein Castle. Please don't fall down everything natural and unsecured.

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It is often spoken and written about the Göttingen Buntsandsteingebiet. However, it continues both to the southeast across the state border of Thuringia in the direction of Heiligenstadt and to the south into Hessian Switzerland. Here, for example, the sandstone layer comes to light to the east above Bad Sooden-Allendorf. The devil's pulpit must also be mentioned. I'm not aware of a limit to the south.

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A beautiful and impressive rock face made of red sandstone, the predominant rock in this area.

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