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Ruins of the Bull House

Memorial Cross ✝ - Plane crash of September 17, 1981 - Straßberg-Kaiseringen - Zollernalb District Inscription: In memory Reinhard Karl Ertl Captain Andreas Alfred Manfred Heinze Staff Sergeant Donald Peter Keller Captain Three young people died at this location in a collision between a US reconnaissance aircraft and a German Bundeswehr helicopter

Ottilien Chapel in Kaiseringen The Ottilien Chapel in Kaiseringen, presumably dating back to the 15th century, is first mentioned in a parish register dated January 22, 1504. It was likely a small church belonging to the so-called Siechenhaus (infirmary) on the southern side of the Geißental valley. Even today, this side of the road between Kaiseringen and Frohnstetten is called "Siechenhalde" (Siechenhalde). The chapel was demolished in 1925 due to its dilapidation and rebuilt to the same size. The chapel underwent a final renovation in 1984. Source: https://www.strassberg.de/kirchen/

See also http://germancavediving.de/mediapool/60/601543/data/2003_Frohnstetter_Wasserhoehle_VdHK_3_2003.pdf

Locals call this water cave "Brechfelsen" (Break Rock). They probably call it this because in the spring (when there was a lot of meltwater due to the weather), water would "break" out of a crevice in an arc.

The Jesus figure is not visible from the direction of the Albverein hut. You either have to climb onto the rock to see it from behind or walk around the bottom of the rock.

A very well-maintained hut with outdoor facilities and a barbecue area. There are two benches nearby with beautiful views of the Schmeiental Valley.

Beautiful view of Straßberg