Top 4 Caves パンテンブルクでの

Unfortunately, the path there is completely overgrown and impassable. As of June 25, the descent isn't worth it.

If you want to enjoy a very personal view, you can take a small, secured steep path to the left of the hut to the actual Kobesloch. The path is not long, but you should be sure-footed and not afraid of heights. A must for climbing enthusiasts.

The Kobesloch and the associated hut give us the last kick: A steep, steel cable-secured path leads to the Kobesloch - space for two - that's all the path and the hole offers. This change is just great.

The Kobesloch and the associated hut give us the last kick: A steep, steel cable-secured path leads to the Kobesloch - space for two - that's all the path and the hole offers. This change is just great.

Beautiful and wide panoramic view

Past the hut on the left is a narrow path to the Kobesloch. You should be free from giddiness and sure-footed. Steel cables secure the way. Was a nice short detour.

Feasible with a normal bike, but not for the faint-hearted as some of the trails are bad

<< KOBE SLOT >> "... South of the mouth of the Horngraben, on the steep slope above the small Kyll, about 40 m above the valley floor to a cave mouth. The triangular opening with a base width of approx. 1.20 m and a height of 0.80 m lies at the foot of a protruding slate ridge. As far as can be seen, the wall is only formed by natural fissures in the slate. The bottom of the opening is filled with slate rubble. The entrance opens after about 4 m to a 4 m2 chamber in which you can stand upright. From there, a buried passage leads to the right. The name "Kobesloch" would come from a tramp who was hidden there about 150 years ago. The cave is always dry. ..." https://journals.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/index.php/tz/article/download/55318/59782