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The Buchkammerfels is located in the foothills of the Heidenberg, south of the Drachenfels castle ruins and southeast of the municipality of Busenberg. It is a special cultural monument, also known as the Heidenkammern (Heathen Chambers). The origin and function of the three artificially created, inaccessible rock chambers are still not fully understood. However, it is assumed that they were either outposts or guard posts for Drachenfels Castle, or that the chambers served as a prison for the castle.

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Magnificent rock with a roof or overhang, one likes to take a closer look

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Beautiful rock formations, worth it

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Another highlight on the rock path for hikers and bikers. Please take your rubbish with you! THANK YOU...

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Beautiful mostly narrow path. At times you feel like you are in the jungle.

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It is smaller than the upper bear cave. But the shower is an absolute eye-catcher.

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Like the Luitpoldfelsen and the Schillerwand, the "Broken Rock" is officially listed as a natural monument in Pirmasens. All three are located on Glasberg.

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The Buchkammerfels is accessible from the mountain. After crossing a crevice, you can walk almost to the very top, from where you have a beautiful view, including views of Drachenfels Castle. The entrance to the eponymous chambers is located eight meters above the ground on a small ledge on the almost vertical north face of the rock. With a little practice, you can also climb up here without safety equipment. However, this is not without danger, especially the descent. If in doubt, take a look at my photos. There are four chambers and a few peepholes, three of which face the south side.

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