Top 17 Caves エデスハイムでの

ザンクト・マーティンからカルミットへのハイキングのハイライトは、フェルゼンメールです。多くの壮大な岩の造形が目を楽しませてくれます。

This artificially created Marian Grotto features a statue of the Virgin Mary and a small enclosed spring. Since then, the grotto has been renovated several times, and the spring had to be re-enclosed to ensure its long-term preservation.

This Lourdes Grotto is also a sign of solidarity between Catholics and Protestants in Dernbach: "Every Whit Monday, a Catholic service takes place at the Lourdes Grotto in Dernbach. The Protestant parish deliberately does not hold its own service on this day, but invites people to the service at the Lourdes Grotto." Source: https://www.bistum-speyer.de/bistum/oekumene/leitfaden/bewaehrte-praxisbeispiele/gottesdienst/gottesdienst-an-der-lourdesgrotte/

You can find a list of knight stones here: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Rittersteine

You can't see much, but this shaft is still mystical, especially when you know that it goes 50m deep. This makes it one of the deepest.

This knight's stone no. 240 PWV describes a small cave below the Hohe Loog.

Here, right on the path on the side of the hill, stands one of the Palatinate Forest Association's over 300 knight's stones. Its arrow points to the top right at the "Mayor's Stone". This stone contains a "small cave, on whose rock walls over 100 house marks [= a kind of signature or name seal] were carved between 1602 and 1634." Source (partly quoted verbatim): "Knight's Stones in the Palatinate Forest" by Walter Eitelmann, self-published by the Palatinate Forest Association, Neustadt/Wstr.

One of the numerous knight stones of the Palatinate: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Rittersteine