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The only way to the unguarded cave entrance, located in the middle of a forest, is via a rather overgrown path. The connection from the Enzberg Oak, marked as a forest road, is very difficult to follow and only vaguely recognizable as a path. Nevertheless, the somewhat adventurous route there is worthwhile.

The first difficulty is getting to the cave 🤷‍♂️ Dense blackberry vines and hawthorn make access via the marked paths impossible 😅. You have to somehow 👀 make your way across the 🌳forest 🤷‍♂️ Once you get there, the largest cave in the Enzkreis is quite inconspicuous; you can't see much because the entrance leads directly down a vertical shaft, so you can't see much. Descending is definitely to be avoided without equipment and experience ☝️. But just being here and even finding it is a bit of an adventure 👍.

Unfortunately overgrown by blackberry hedges

After reading the first two reports, I really didn't want to go here. You can look at it, you don't have to play the hero

A really nice place in the forest. You should take a look.

An interesting place in the middle of the forest. In 1980 a scientific investigation took place. According to this, the cave was formed by erosion towards the end of the Ice Age. During World War II, people from the surrounding area sought protection from air raids.

ノイリンゲン（kn）ノイリンガー・ドリーネンは、プフォルツハイムとバウシュロットの中間地点あたり、連邦道路294号線のすぐそば、ゲーブリッヒェンから南東に約2キロ弱の場所に位置する自然保護区です。保護されている草原地帯には、石灰岩の漏斗状のくぼみを持つドリーネ（陥没穴）のフィールドが広がっています。ドリーネは、地下水または地表水によって岩石が洗い流されることによって形成されます。情報：https://kraichgau.news/region/c-freizeit-kultur/die-neulinger-dolinen_a65788

There are also a couple of old Ersinger sagas about the Rainlöchle about “Rainmännle and his three daughters”, who are said to have lived here.