周辺の洞窟・トップ9

The Kaisertal stretches eastwards from Kufstein in the Lower Inn Valley and separates the Wilder Kaiser in the south from the Zahmer Kaiser in the north.

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Somewhat hidden between the Kaisertal valley and Kufstein's city mountain lies a cave, the Tischofer Cave. This moderately difficult hike covers approximately 250 meters of elevation gain on some narrow trails. You can take a circular hike from Kufstein, which takes about 1.5 hours, or you can combine the hike with the path to the Kaisertal valley, from where there's a branch. This is what we did: From Kufstein, we climbed the Kaiseraufstieg trail and, on the way back from our Kaisertal hike, we descended to the Tischofer Cave. Scientists have found the remains of 380 bears here. They lived in the cave above Kufstein. The cave, which is approximately 40 meters long, 20 meters wide at the entrance, and 8.5 meters high, was used by animals in the Stone Age, as excavated bone remains attest. Cave bear bones predominate, with 380 specimens, while foxes (12), ibex (9), wolves (6), reindeer (3), cave hyenas (2), and cave lions (1), chamois, and marmots (1) each are represented. Some animals were hunted by humans. The finds of tools from The cave can be reached on foot from the Kaiseraufstieg in the Kaisertal valley via a path secured with a wire railing. It is registered in the Tyrolean cave register under number 1312/001. Simply impressive

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Nice little Stollen. Comes with timer (max. 15min).

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Big open cave

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Old mining tunnel from the 16th century says a sign in front of the entrance. With a timer, you can even turn on the light and nothing stands in the way of a little exploration. If you are not claustrophobic, you should definitely go in. Waterproof shoes or even boots are recommended. But be careful, the tunnel is getting smaller and smaller. 😬

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The Thieves' Ovens in St. Johann am Wilden Kaiser are not only a historical relic, but also a fascinating reminder of times gone by. A captivating story tells of a brave group of thieves who once used the Thieves' Ovens as a hiding place to conceal stolen treasures. Under the cover of the dark night and camouflaged by the dense undergrowth, they secretly sneaked to the ovens where they safely hid their loot. But one night they were surprised by the local guards and had to flee hastily without leaving their precious treasures behind. Centuries later, the Thieves' Ovens are now explored by curious visitors attracted by their history and unique atmosphere. Today, the ruins of the Thieves' Ovens tell not only of theft and secrets, but also of

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The grotto itself is a bit tacky, but the path is nice.

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The cave is also a setting for science. Scientists took a closer look at the cave 400 years ago. It was found that humans left 37,000-year-old bone tips here that were processed. Skeletons of 380 bears that lived here in the cave were also found. If you want to know more about it, you can view the finds as exhibits at Kufstein Fortress. Take some time to marvel at the Tischofer Cave! There is also a bench in the sun in front of the cave. Good for a break. (https://www.kufstein-altstadt.com/tischofer-hoehle/)

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One assumes that "thieves' ovens" have something to do with thieves. The caves are also located in such a way that you can easily imagine that in earlier times thieves stored their loot and spent their lives here. 😁

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No special skills required.

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Nice shady alternative to the regular trail

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Beautiful path from the Wochenbrunneralm to the Gaudeamushütte

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Shortly before the Wochenbrunner Alm, it is worth turning off at the information board to the Way of the Cross and visiting the small grotto... there is a board telling the story.

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The whole way through the Spatlahner Klamm is very nice to walk. The forest floor is a blessing for tired feet.

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Large cave popular with climbers.

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Beautiful, very easy to walk

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You should have seen it.

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Nice alternative to the descent from the Wochenbrunner Alm.

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Nice, small, old tunnel. Now more of a stalactite cave. Very low and narrow. You can clearly see the conditions under which work was carried out in the past.

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A cool place in a brilliant gorge

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