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One of the three stalactite caves in the Bitburg-Prüm district is located on the Holsthum/Peffingen border. It is a high calcareous sinter cliff through which a small stream flows. A staircase leads up the Huwelslay stream. At the bottom of the path, a little to the side, you can climb up the rock to a bench in the rock. Access: - Over the hiking bridge from the L4, Schankweiler junction (signposted Holsthumer Rundweg HR) - From Holsthum, take the Oberdorf road - From Pfeffingen, take the Huwelslay road https://kulturdb.de/einobjekt.php?id=3603 https://www.naturpark-suedeifel.de/a-huwelslay-bei-holsthum https://kulturdb.de/einobjekt.php?id=8368

On the Devilish 8 you can add a small stone figure yourself

Very nice to look at

A must-see

Under one of the many rock formations, there are many stone towers to see, like in an exhibition.

Lime sinter rocks on the western slope of the heath ridge between Holsthum and Peffingen. The name stands for Eulenfelsen (huwel => owl, lay => rock).

I have not yet found any useful "historical" information about the Celtic cave, but the following youtube video of two hikers shows how blatantly interesting this section of the trail is! Listen too! Depending on your own level of fitness, the route with stone up and stone down can also be quite challenging! The video is not mine and I don't know the gentlemen. But it fits right here. https://youtu.be/9CS-s1d8YFU

Narrow path along rocks with views of the Sauertal and Bollendorf with a few sights along the way.