周辺の洞窟・トップ20

Impressive colors, especially now in autumn.

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A photogenic relic of an old mill is this water wheel on a tributary of the Nette.

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It's a shame that the Sandkaul Caves are used by some people as a dumping ground for their garbage.

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🪖The tunnels in the mountain once served to protect the population from attacks during the World War🧨... 🎨An interesting, exciting outdoor adventure today. You can enter the cave about 20 meters... Flashlight 🔦 makes sense here. It's scary....- then turn it off for a moment!🖤🫨

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🪖The tunnels in the mountain once served to protect the population from attacks during the World War🧨... 🎨An interesting, exciting outdoor adventure today. You can enter the cave about 20 meters... Flashlight 🔦 makes sense here. It's scary....- then turn it off for a moment!🖤🫨

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Genoveva Cave However, this one is no match for the cave of the same name in Kordel near Trier🧭❣️ Still very interesting🖤 Dark, take a flashlight 🔦 with you to explore the cave for a few meters. 🖤Super interesting outdoor fun 🖤

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The Sandkaul near Ettringen in the Volcanic Eifel.🖤 This former volcanic rock mining area is located on the edge of the Hochstein volcano, north of Ettringen on the L 82 highway, about 500 meters past the end of the village.🖤 Sad background: 🪖During World War II, the Ettringen caves were drilled into the rock...to protect against attacks🧨... 😑🙏🏼

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The Sandkaul near Ettringen in the Volcanic Eifel.🖤 This former volcanic rock mining area is located on the edge of the Hochstein volcano, north of Ettringen on the L 82 highway, about 500 meters past the end of the village.🖤 Sad background: 🪖During World War II, the Ettringen caves were drilled into the rock...to protect against attacks...😑🙏🏼

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The caves are interesting and this is where the most strenuous part of the Four Mountains Tour begins.

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With the two Mosel slate mines Katzenberg (Mayen) and Margareta (Polch) of the company I. B. Rathscheck Söhne KG, Moselschieferbergwerke, the largest slate production in Central Europe was located near Mayen in this region with - according to their own statements - a market share of 80%. The Margareta mine near Polch-Nettesürsch was in operation until 1996. It was accessed with a 485 m long conveyor ramp in the form of a helix, which enabled truck transport from underground. Source: Wikipedia

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The water tunnel of the Margaretha mine of the Rathscheck mining company in Nettesürsch was driven into the mountain up to the shaft in 1925. The water is channeled into the Nette. The 220-meter-deep Margaretha mine has had a conveyor shaft since around 1900 and was closed in 1986. From 1992 to 1996 it was operated with a serpentine tunnel as a slate conveyor ramp, which could be used to load lorries with slate.

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An oil mill once stood here

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Here, too, an information board tells you what you admire here.

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Here tuff was mined and at the same time protection against war attacks in the Second World War was created.

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In this wall of volcanic ash and pumice some shelters were built in the past, the caves served as refuge caves in times of war.

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The so-called seven rooms (tunnels) served the people of Kottenheim as air raid shelters during World War II. The tunnels were driven several meters into the rock and each served to protect around 20 people.

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Below the Hochstein is the rock face with the Genoveva Cave. Here the residents of the village of Bell mined millstones from the basalt rock. The basalt solidified in a columnar shape by the lava flow from the Ettringer Bellerberg volcano and was ideal for making millstones. Genoveva from the Sigfrid legend is also said to have sought refuge here.

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Caves and "Schöner Grus(s!)" ☺ between Hochstein and Hochsimmer

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Definitely my favorite cave in the area! It is worth taking a flashlight with you, because without light you cannot see anything in the cave.

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Unfortunately, the area and the ascent of the Siewe-Stuwwe-Weg are bare. Not very nice.

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