ザウルドルフの洞窟・トップ14

Werenwag Castle Upper Danube Nature Park Castle probably built around 1100, Tower from the 12th century; other buildings 16th-19th century 1216 Albert I of Werbinwac mentioned, Werenwagers were servants of the Hohenberg family, from 1381 of the Habsburg family. 1220-1281 Huc of Werbinwac, minstrel from 1629 fiefdom of the Counts of Fürstenberg already 1631 a ram pumping station pumped water upwards 1721 owned by the Barons of Ulm-Erbach 1830 the current owners of the Fürstenberg family acquired it 1891 damage by fire, 1911 by earthquake. Source: information board at the site

Unfortunately, the Petershöhle is no longer accessible. The stairs have been removed 😕

Unfortunately currently not accessible

that looks impressive from the bike path

Impressive cave. I wasn't sure if you're really allowed up there because of the caution tape lying around. Has it been demolished or can you go up again? I then tried it cautiously, although the stairs with a missing step only seemed trustworthy to a limited extent.

Bronnen Castle sits enthroned on a rock at an exposed height. Several hiking trails meet here. The large information board at the gate to the bridge explains the saga about Bronnen Castle. Since it is privately owned, there is no access via the bridge.

There is a large information pavilion right next to the car park with everything you need to know about the lynx that has been settled there.

Large pavilion with information boards and pictures about the lynx, right on the parking lot in front of Wildenstein Castle.