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The Teufelsgrund Münstertal visitor mine is the first visitor mine in the Black Forest. With a helmet on your head, you hike a few hundred meters through the cold, wet tunnels. Absolutely worth seeing.

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Small tunnel located on a beautiful path

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A visit to the Kaltwasserhof is possible here on Sundays.....it is an original Black Forest farm.....

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Refreshment stop at the visitor mine and start of the silver trail at Teufelsgrund. Educational trail with information about 1000-year-old Munster valley mining. Tour suggestion: www.komoot.de/tour/962895047

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Visitor's mine and Bergwerkstüble are worth a visit. Hike on the Geological Mining History Trail in Münstertal - Eichboden - Bildstöckle - Hirtenwegle - stopover at Bergwerkstüble - near the mine and silver trail in Teufelsgrund. Suggestion: https://www.komoot.de/tour/962895047/

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A suggestive place that can be visited with a very short deviation from the path, it is worth it

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At this point / I would like to quickly / say something about the source (whereby it corresponds to the art of poetry / if this 'source' is a 'well'): To quote the incomparable humorist Heinz Erhardt (1909 - 1979), who was known to a wide audience for his word jokes and "Noch'n poem", with a short quatrain: "There is certainly much beauty in on the element, the wet. Because you can drink the water. But you can - also leave it." (H.Erhardt)

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There was something to drink and eat here.

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A narrow grotto-like cave in which the water drips from the ceiling. As a surprise for children, a "crystal" activated by means of a Bewrgjbgsmelder can be seen. A replica that glows in the dark of the cave 👍

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Only a small opening in the cave and yet connected with a lot of history, from ore mining to a refuge in times of war.

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In the Middle Ages, the Radsstube had a water wheel about 10 meters in size, which was operated via an inlet in order to transport water from a mine shaft located in it (now filled) and a chain of buckets from the shaft.

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A very great and exciting story about the parish cave 👌

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The passage contains barite, quartz and iron spar or brown iron. Lead, silver and copper minerals are missing here. The exact age of the tunnel is not known, but it is one of the younger ones (beginning of the 18th century).

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"... In Freiburg im Breisgau, in the municipality of Münstertal, there is the Teufelsgrund visitor mine. Here you can look back on more than a thousand years of mining. In the past, it was above all the precious metal silver that was brought to the surface and that was the cause of existence many people in the region. Later the mining of lead ores and fluorspar was added. Rather by chance, the climatic importance of the mine was discovered in the course of the twentieth century. The Teufelsgrund pit is not only a place to visit, but also to visit Healing of allergies of all kinds. The Teufelsgrund pit joins the long list of healing caves in the state of Baden-Württemberg. ... " http://www.bergbau-schwarzwald.de/Bergwerke/Muenstertal/muenstertal.html https://www.besuchsbergwerk-teufelsgrund.de/ https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teufelsgrund_(M%C3%BCnstertal)

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Nice place to stop and enjoy the peace.

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Beautiful and quiet corner. The cave is accessible, even if you only get on while crouching.

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The Radstube The biggest "enemy" of the miners in the mine is the water penetrating through cracks. It was mostly through a tunnel at the height of the valley bottom (Erbstollen) derived in the valley. Where this was not possible or the mine lay deeper, pumps were used in the mine for drainage. These were powered by pedal or water wheels and conveyed the water from the depth to the surface. Such a water hoist was in Ehrenstetter reason in a rock chamber, which is popularly called donkey fountain. In this 40 m² large and 11 m high so-called Radstube an approximately 8 m large water wheel was installed, with the help of which, the water was pumped out of the underlying - now buried - shaft. The wheel was driven by water, which was passed through a slope channel from the upstream uphill Ahbach on the water wheel. The water needed to drive the bike as well as the water pumped from the mountain were diverted through a small tunnel from the Radstube to the Ahbach.

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Historical hideaway that goes back to the time of the Thirty Years' War

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You can hear the bats :)

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Pretty unspectacular hole in the rock wall ...

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