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A hand-dug tunnel about 10m long in the Gratlspitze mountain range. On the back of the mountain there are numerous other former tunnels that indicate mining.

Wear good shoes, a bit slippery

Currently only partially accessible due to storm damage and clearing work 😉 Definitely a beautiful gem hidden on a rock wall covered in ivy

It's quite hidden behind an ivy curtain in the mountain

Today's gold show mine in Hainzenberg provides guests with interesting insights into the once difficult and dangerous life of the miners of the time, shows what influence gold mining had on the economy and politics and how the church was involved in all of this. A multimedia show in the tunnel shows everything to do with the centuries-old culture of the mining industry, which was once so important. The entrance fee includes a tour of the mine, a visit to the "Hochzeller Käsealm" cheese dairy and the adjoining zoo and the return journey on the "Gold-Express" slow train.

Nice little memorial. Also easy to reach with a dog, but both dog and person should be sure-footed.

You shouldn't expect too much, a short stretch of tunnels carved into the rock. Unfortunately we didn't see an information board or anything like that, why there is such a short tunnel would be interesting. If it's on the way anyway, it's worth a look.

The grotto was built in 1876 to thank and honor the Mother of God of Lourdes and renovated in 1947 and 1997.