周辺の洞窟・トップ8

An exciting cave beneath the Prince's Rock, partially walled, with seating and a fireplace. It was probably a former shelter used by forestry workers or hunters.

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If you're in the area, you should definitely visit this highlight. Not only is the descent down the metal stairs spectacular, but walking through the rock formation is also a real experience! A few hundred meters further on, the view from the Prince's Rock is worth it. The climb up the rather steep stairs and the view from the top is a real experience!

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The entrance is now blocked. Be careful. There is water in the basement.

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Located on the southeast slope of the castle

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is inhabited - there are bats here :) very nice for the animals

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The history of the Old Rock Cellar at the Waldeck Castle Ruins is fascinating: The Old Rock Cellar was used as an underground storage facility in the Middle Ages and is carved into the rock. There are legends that say that the cellar may have been a pagan place of worship dedicated to the goddess Nussa. The Waldeck Castle Ruins themselves are an impressive hilltop castle that was first mentioned in documents in 1124. It was one of the oldest castles in the Upper Palatinate and served as a place of refuge and fortress over the centuries.

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That's a highlight with an interesting story. He was a dog, the Schmiedmatzengirgel. 😂

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Good view of Rauher Kulm, Ochsenkopf and Klausenlift Mehlmeisel. Beautiful rock with steep stairs.

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Historical information can be found in a cave at Luisenburg.

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In the Diana Grotto you can take a break under a huge stone and are even protected from the rain. The spring water emerges from under a stone a little further back.

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Who dares to go under the stone 🪨

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The origin of Waldeck Castle, which towers above the vaults, has also been glorified as a legend: reports from the 19th century contain the legend of an allegedly pagan cult site of the goddess Nussa on the mountain, as well as the belief in Roman-Jewish roots of the castle, since a stone with a Hebrew inscription was allegedly found on the castle grounds in the 17th century. Source: http://app.markt-waldeck.de/#tour-2

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Information board in a cave

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Unfortunately locked, you can't go in.

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Information worth reading about historical events and the creation of the Luisenburg and the rock labyrinth

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Directly below the natural stage on the left before going up the stairs 👍

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A very nice place. The adjoining rock labyrinth is also highly recommended.

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The rock groups of the Girgel Cave (some also say Girgel Cave) in the Tröstauer Forest are classified as a landscape protection area of the Fichtelgebirge Nature Park and as a geotope of granite blocks with cotton grass weathering. A marking with white arrows leads from the back exit through a tangle of rocks and rock groups, which reminds a little of the Luisenburg labyrinth, but of course cannot keep up in size.

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The two high rock towers made of granite were named Prinzenfelsen in 1911. Before that, they had different names in the vernacular. The larger one with the climbing facility and the viewing point is the Prinz-Ludwig-Felsen, the smaller one is the Prinz-Leopold-Felsen. The Fichtelgebirgsverein built the climbing facility in 1913. It is looked after by the Nagel local group.

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Well done under the rock

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