Top 20 Caves ズンダーン（ザウアーランド）での

The Heinrichshöhle is a mysterious, thousand-year-old dark realm decorated with stalactites. A part of this cave, of which 3.2 km has been explored so far, can be visited with guided tours. The cave is famous because of the thousands of bones of Ice Age animals that have been found, e.g. cave bears, mammoths, giant deer, cave hyenas, etc. Fantastically sparkling stalactites and sinter formations that are up to 230,000 years old line the paths. Highly recommended!

A beautiful little cave a flashlight would be an advantage but not essential. Back to the car was also a beautiful stream that you can hike along

Unfortunately, like all rocks in the Hönne Valley, it is closed for climbing.

Very nice large cave, with many side passages, you should have a torch with you.

The Heinrichshöhle is located on a fenced-off area that, unlike Komoot, is not accessible from the north. From the northwest, the hiking trails are very narrow, there are fallen tree trunks with little possibility around them or over them (three branches on top of each other) and the trails are steep and unpaved. Those who want to visit the cave should take the southern path. Please note the opening times: Until the end of October 2020 the cave is only open on weekends (and also on Wednesdays during the autumn holidays) from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Heinrichshöhle is open again under corona conditions (everyday mask & registration obligation). Adults 5 EUR Children / adolescents 4 EUR Families 15 EUR The temperature in the cave is 10 ° C all year round. Filming and photography is actually forbidden, but an exception may be made for small groups ...

Always worth a visit with a good flashlight

Unfortunately currently closed due to Corona