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The robbers' path is impassable!!!

The Robber's Cave is located on the steep slope above the dried-up Maubach streambed. The cave is freely accessible but relatively short. Climbing up the steep slope is somewhat strenuous, and careful attention is required.

A wonderful trail along the Maubach stream to the Räuberhöhle (Robbers' Cave). The stream bed has dried up in this area. The Maubach stream only resurfaces near the viaduct. The path is narrow. Trees are lying across it at various points. The stream bed must be crossed at several points, making the trail somewhat difficult to walk. Sturdy footwear is absolutely helpful. You should also pay close attention. If you follow this advice, you'll have a truly wonderful experience. Enchanted and unspoiled.

We really enjoyed the Robber's Path to the Robber's Cave, and with hiking boots, it was no problem. Enchanting, how I like paths 🤗

While the Robbers' Cave itself isn't a particularly special attraction, the area surrounding it is very impressive. The Maubach stream, which simply disappears and then reappears, is particularly worth seeing! https://youtu.be/Z4c8KCfYrvI?si=EN4IyCCM-sPq2QzW

Lourdes or Marian grottos usually have one and the same origin: an apparition of the Virgin Mary to 14-year-old Bernadette Soubirous. While she was collecting wood in the forest, a female figure of great beauty and in a shimmering gold cloud is said to have appeared to her in the rock grotto Massabielle near Lourdes: the Mother of God. In the years that followed, Lourdes grottos were built in many Catholic communities. This was also the case in Württemberg. Numerous devotions still take place at these Lourdes or Marian grottos in the month of May, which is the month of Mary. Source: https://www.schwaebische.de/regional/bodensee/meckenbeuren/auch-in-oberschwaben-lebt-die-besondere-tradition-von-lourdesgrotten-weiter-2529148

Interesting great mystical place

The cave cannot and must not be entered due to the risk of collapse and the bats that live here.