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Experience applies to the short tour (1.5 hours) in the pit, although it is only 11°C, you can also enter it with shorts. As for footwear, hiking boots are also sufficient, which you can clean at a fountain at the end 👍

The first three sections are fun, the many roots are definitely fun, but section 4 is only recommended for advanced drivers, otherwise you will drive down the mountain faster than you would like :P because there are some stones with a nasty slope towards the abyss the bridge towards the end has no rabbit wire, so it is very greasy, there is also poor network down there and at the top of the entrance at Hasenecke there is a sign that indicates the level of difficulty

The Jägerpfad is not recommended for MTB 😬 90% cannot ride there. Please delete this tour

The Wenzel mine is a very interesting visitor center, which gives interesting impressions of historical mining in the Black Forest. It was one of the silver-richest mines in the Black Forest. Silver has been mined in the mine since the beginning of the 14th century. The heyday of the silver mine was in the second half of the 18th century. In 1823 mining came to a complete standstill. The pit was prepared for visitors between 1997 and 2001 by volunteers. In 2001 the work was finished and it was opened to visitors as a visitor mine. The generally accessible area of the pit can be "driven on" over a distance of about 1000 meters. Duration about 1.5 hours. All visitors are equipped with boots, jackets, helmets and head torches. https://grube-wenzel.de/317373.html https://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/attraktionen/besucherbergwerk-grube-wenzel-in-oberwolfach-614fc5ac25 https://www.nationalparkregion-schwarzwald.de/Media/Attraktionen/Besucherbergwerk-Grube-Wenzel-in-Oberwolfach#/article/f50259e8-203d-4ba1-8dad-efd98d6433d4

Trail run the running experience.

Highly Recommended. Unique experience.

Ehemalge Grube - the access is blocked by a grid. You can see two small trolleys and a corridor leading into the depths.

The visitor mine Blessings of God is a show mine in the Haslacher district Schnellingen in the middle Black Forest. story The Silver Mine Blessing of God was first mentioned in writing in the 13th century, but is probably older. The mine was closed in the 18th century. In 1997, mining enthusiasts began opening tunnels and shafts. The city of Haslach decided to make these testimonies of medieval mining accessible to the public as a show mine. Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Besucherbergwerk_Segen_Gottes