周辺の洞窟・トップ14

Very large cave and deep into the mountain

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The impressive Chatzestaager rock with a half-cave, 15 million years old. Beware of rockfall. Only visible from the western side of the river from the pebble beach (not from the Chatzensteig stairs).

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The cave was first examined around 1898 by Mr. Stauffer from Frauenfeld. His research back then apparently remained fruitless. It was only large-scale excavations by the geologist Emil Stauber between 1934 and 1935 that yielded charcoal-containing layers with material from the Middle and Younger Stone Age, as well as from the Roman period. (Source: Office of Archeology, Thurgau)

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The caves are exciting and, according to the reservation slip, are often rented for overnight stays. In front of the caves or the impressive Nagelfluhwand, a very cool but sometimes challenging path leads through. Certainly not suitable for everyone under 80 because it also includes a very short climbing section.

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Can be done at any time of the year

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The cave dates back to the Mesolithic period around 8500 BC. The cave has been used by hunter-gatherers for short periods since the early Mesolithic period visited as a protected place. They kindled fires there and grilled the hunted spoils. There are still finds from Roman times, these are probably grave goods from a cremation in the cave. There are none of the Alemanni, who are said to have used the cave Sense.

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Going down the path to the caves and climbing spots is really rewarding. Somewhat exposed but accessible to anyone under the age of 80, provided they are sure-footed.

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