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A stunningly beautiful chapel. A wonderful place to pause and reflect.

Wonderful landscape with a beautiful route

Located on an old trade route, set back in the forest.

A chapel in the woods carved into a boulder.

The cellar was originally used as a storage room for beer and food and is privately owned. An approx. 17 m long main corridor and two side niches were carved into the existing rock. With an average temperature of approx. 7 degrees ° C and almost constant humidity, this basement offers ideal conditions for a frost-free and draft-free wintering room for bats. In the "KELLER in der FROSCHAU" several bat species have been detected for years in the rock crevices between Spend the winter bricks or hanging freely on the basement ceiling. The "brown long-eared bat", the "fringed bat", the "water bat" and the "gray long-eared bat" are regularly represented in the cellars.

Around 1870 railroad workers carved a grotto into the sandstone on behalf of the millers' couple Winkler, Bruckmühle. A much-used iron road is said to have passed there on the steep, deeply driven path, which must have claimed several lives over the years. In 1921 the grotto was enlarged.

Unfortunately no robbers were at home today.

The detour is definitely worth it.