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The Trass Caves in the Brohl Valley are deep, branching cave passages made of volcanic trass rock – formed around 13,000 years ago by the eruption of the Laacher See volcano.

The small cave was once part of a mine, used during the First World War due to a shortage of raw materials. Today, the entrance is a mysterious spot at the edge of the hiking trail, surrounded by trass rocks and jungle-like vegetation. ⚠️ Caution: The cave is not accessible – there is a risk of collapse.

On the 🧡Dream Trail, dotted with many highlights, this is a real outdoor highlight, practically an adventure playground for adults: Impressive large trass caves...- Endless photo opportunities beckon here📸🎨🖌. Pleasantly cool & refreshing, especially in the warmer summer season🌞🌡. There are also numerous free parking spaces, some of them shaded, next to the large 🚂viaduct🌞🌡

The freely accessible trass caves in the Brohltal are located below Bad Tönisstein on the Brohltalstraße (Federal Highway 412) at the height of the "Jägerheim" inn. The caves were formerly used by the trass millers: they had the raw material, the freshly cut trass "arks", dried there.[1] There are parking spaces for cars near the caves. The Kell Cave and Gorge Trail, a circular hiking trail, leads past the trass caves. Source: https://www.aw-wiki.de/index.php/Trassh%C3%B6hlen_im_Brohltal

A photogenic relic of an old mill is this water wheel on a tributary of the Nette.

It is hard to imagine the working conditions of the miners who went into the mountain to laboriously mine the slate.

Great cave passages, don't forget your flashlight

The Judokusweg leads from Langenfeld to Niederwelschenbach and via the pilgrimage stations “Black Madonna” and Judokusbrunnen through the Achterbachtal to the pilgrimage church of St. Jost and back to Langenfeld.