トートナウベルクの洞窟・トップ6

The marked connecting path from Falkenstein Castle ruins along the rocks directly east does not exist. Caution: Danger of falling! You must descend from the ruins back into the Engenbach Valley.

The section of the path from the stream up to the castle ruins was washed away during last winter's heavy rains. A very slippery, steep slope with loose scree.

The access path through the Engenbach Valley is overgrown with tall grass. Beware of ticks! Ticks are very numerous and aggressive this year.

The ascent from the valley was washed away by last winter's heavy rains. Very slippery!

The climb is narrow and quite steep at the top, but there is a railing. It's best not to go in the rain. There are more ruins to see at Bubenstein, but the view from Falkenstein to Hirschsprung is fantastic. If you pass here, it is worth taking a detour to both ruins.

We came along the trail from Falkenstein. The Bubenstein can be easily climbed from above. There isn't much of a view, but there are more ruins than the Falkenstein. The path down into the valley is extremely narrow and the last few meters have broken away. We went back towards Falkenstein.

Gorgeous corner. There is nothing left of the castle. Must have been grandiose back then with the castle. A sign gives information about it.

Very nice view from an old castle.