Top 20 Caves プフベルク・アム・シュニーベルクでの

この洞窟は1927年にOtto Langer sen.によって発見され、1930年に一般公開されました。第二次世界大戦中、この洞窟は避難場所として使用されました。1958年には一般公開が再開されました。1964年にはOtto Langer jun.によって設備が近代化されました。

The Unicorn Cave was closed and locked with a gate.

I definitely recommend visiting Raxeishöhle. Usually, there is snow in the cave, and if you are lucky, you would be able to see beautiful icicles. When I was there (in the middle of June), the cave floor was covered by ice, so I decided not to go further into the cave. I would also recommend bringing a flashlight.

I definitely recommend visiting Raxeishöhle. Usually, there is snow in the cave, and if you are lucky, you would be able to see beautiful icicles. When I was there (in the middle of June), the cave floor was covered by ice, so I decided not to go further into the cave.

great for a hiking trip from the Dreistetten castle ruins

Slings and carabiners are only recommended for the backpack/cave

Short detour to the men's grotto, if you are sure-footed, you can walk from there to the women's cave

The Wildenauersteig (D, 1+) on the Hohe Wand is an old, classic via ferrata that works almost entirely without steel cable insurance. It is secured so well with iron clamps that you can also use these climbing aids to secure it with the via ferrata set. The climb is impressive because of its steepness and the spectacular vertical cave, the exit of which you can only squeeze through with your backpack removed. In terms of landscape, this climb is an experience and much less traveled than the mountain club via ferrata that runs parallel to it. Tip: In addition to the via ferrata equipment, take a sling + carabiner to secure the backpack in the cave. Ibex sightings are possible. Source: https://www.alpenvereinaktiv.com/mobile/de/tour/wildenauersteig-d-/118759336/