Top 3 Caves ファイインゲンアンデアエンツでの

The passage isn't so secret these days. Most importantly, it's blocked; just like the entire castle grounds are no longer accessible. Just like it was a long time ago 😉

Entrance to the approximately 30 x 10 m vaulted cellar of the Sachsenheim bailiwick, which was managed by the master cooper. The Württemberg coat of arms with the year 1614 is visible in the archway. There was an underground passageway connecting it to the bailiwick opposite, the present-day rectory.

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 hole looks rather inconspicuous and isn't secured, but it's best not to enter.

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

Impressive rock face with many mysterious little caves

Rest area with seating, as well as information and a view of the Hauerhöhlen.