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This forest, dubbed the northernmost pine forest in Europe (though I'm not an expert, I'd guess it's *Pinus pinea*), was probably a mistake. In the 19th century, the Kapellenberg hill was reforested, and these pines were planted on its barren, rocky southern slope. The city's 1878 accounts mention 11,500 young *Pinus* saplings – without specifying them further. Did *Pinus pinea* sound much more like a pine tree to the buyer than *Pinus sylvestris*? In any case, the Mediterranean plants seem to thrive here, attracting many a surprised glance from passersby.

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The Fuchshöhle (Fox Cave), also known as Ofterdingen Cave, lies near a small footbridge over the Liederbach stream and can be reached from Gagernring. Legend has it that the minnesinger Heinrich von Ofterdingen lived there in the Middle Ages after returning from the singing competition at Wartburg Castle. However, it is more likely that this small rock grotto below the Gräbenwald forest was created or enlarged at the suggestion of Friedrich von Gagern, who particularly enjoyed spending time there during his visits to Hornau. The Gagern Cave is first mentioned in writing on April 14, 1834.

Helpful bridge, but be careful, when it gets wet it slips a bit

Helpful wooden bridge. But when it gets wet, it's definitely slippery.