Top 6 Caves Teck

Depending on the calendar month and whether a pair of falcons is nesting there, the access to the Veronika Cave or the climbing rock is either closed or open. However, the barrier (red and white) may have been removed from time to time, so caution is always advised and attention should be paid to the wildlife.

The path to the Veronika Cave is closed, see photo

Attention parents and dog owners, there is a large hole in the ground behind a rock. It goes down about 5 meters. The small cave is blocked. According to legend, Verena Beutlin was the mother of two illegitimate children and hid in the cave for some time in the 14th century. She sent her children to beg. The residents of Owen captured the poor, tortured them and burned them. Today, single parents often don't have it easy, but fortunately it's much better than it was back then. A place to enjoy how good we have it. More: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verena-Beutlins-Loch

The Veronika Cave is located a little off the hiking trails and can only be reached via a narrow and sometimes challenging mountain path.

Located not far from the Yellow Rock, it is worth taking a short detour over/down to this natural highlight on the Teck Mountain, which is well worth seeing. If you go on foot, reasonably sturdy shoes are recommended. Anyone who takes the descent by bike should have strong technical skills and should also not take this trail during the week and on the weekend when the weather is good - legitimate trouble with the many hikers would be inevitable.

A medium-sized cave just below Castle Teck. The entrance to the cave is 20 m to the right before the entrance gate to the castle. A small hiking trail (approx. 150 m) leads to the entrance. The last few meters up to the cave are over rocks (easy to walk on) and about 10 m into the cave. Especially in winter the cave is inhabited by bats.

Nice path with stairs to the cave

The entrance, initially wide, then narrow and winding, leads approximately 10 meters up steps into a massive, eroded cave. Only a good 10 meters of it is noticeable, but several shafts lead up to 45 meters. There, the Verena Beutlins Hole opens in the ground, not far from the wind hole.