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The Oberberg fissure in the Weser Uplands is a narrow, natural crevice in the limestone of the Oberberg mountain and is one of the region's geological features. It lies well hidden on a steep slope and resembles a deep, inaccessible crack in the rock less than a cave. Due to its narrow structure, slippery limestone walls, and partially unstable floor, hiking guides advise against entering the fissure. It is precisely this mysterious yet difficult-to-access appearance that makes it such a fascinating place, best viewed from a distance.

Tunnel of the Barbara Erzbergbau GmbH at Nammer Berg with strong escaping air flow.

Impressive little cave a little off the beaten track. You have to be careful not to walk past it. But when you stand in front of it, it's impressive to see such a cave and how dark it is inside. Anyone who likes natural phenomena will definitely enjoy this sight. :)

According to komoot the fox hole

Small cave inhabited by bats. So please do not enter.

The cave is not necessarily visible from the main path. You have to keep your eyes open.

CAUTION: With high humidity, the risk of slipping is very high in the area. (roots, stones)

In 2006, the Wohlverwahrt iron ore pit was recognized as a national geotope and has thus been included in the list of the most important geotopes in Germany. Source: Wikipedia