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ルクスロホは岩崩れのためもう見えません。迂回する価値はありません。急すぎます。

Hiking trail below the Luchsloch is now a dead end due to a rockfall, access to the Luchsloch from here is extremely difficult; hiking trail above the Luchsloch is very easy to walk, descent to the Luchsloch from here is steep and unpaved, but doable

Path below the Luchsloch buried by a rockfall, path above the Luchsloch easily accessible, shelter available, further hike to Totenfelsen or towards Saalburg recommended

Amazingly, it is not locked and can be entered - provided you have a lamp with you. After just a few steps it is pitch black and you can already hear the water at the end.

Because there is a lot of information waiting for you along the entire route.

Addition: Günter Wachter, who comes from here (my former history teacher), had compiled all sorts of stories and legends back then. I think the Frenchmen's Cave was mentioned in there at some point. “Wachter Günter” – buy used, antiquarian & new books - https://www.booklooker.de/B%C3%BCcher/angebote/autor=Wachter+G%C3%BCnter Rainer Pötzold from Tanna is also very familiar with field names and even did his doctorate on them and dialects. Unfortunately, he has been dead for a long time. Maybe his wife still has documents about it...

Hello Angela, unfortunately I don't know. I only know the old traditions that were told by grandparents, parents or acquaintances.

Hello Matze, on www.tinyhouse-im-wald.de I am currently creating a collection of excursion destinations around the tiny house in the forest. It will certainly be interesting for my guests to find out more about the legends of the French Cave. Can you read the legends somewhere? Many greetings from Angela Budde