周辺の洞窟・トップ11

A truly impressive rock gate.

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A short detour to the grotto is not necessary if your feet are already aching...for everyone else the extra few meters are worth it

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Geological natural monument - Beerbergstein: During the Rotliegend, around 280 million years ago, molten magma penetrated the earth's surface and spread like a blanket over the existing rocks. Most of the rock cover has already been removed. The vein-like ascent channel has been preserved on the Beerbergstein. It consists of pale red porphyry. Small reddish feldspars and, more rarely, small quartz grains are sometimes included in the fine-grained matrix. The porphyry is very hard and resists weathering better than the surrounding rock, which is mostly granite. For this reason, the Beerbergstein is preserved today as a huge block of rock. It is not known whether the small grotto in the Beerbergstein dates back to mining work. (...from information board)

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A really worthwhile mine trip by mountain bike to the Merkers potash mine. The tour offers a lot of interesting things and things worth seeing. For example, in the large bunker you can find the largest shovel excavator ever used underground. In the gold room we were also told a lot of interesting facts about the treasures of the German Reichsbank that were stored there during World War II. And the crystal grotto at a depth of 800m is a real feast for the eyes. But the best thing about it were the prevailing temperatures between 21°C and 28°C, even during our visit in December.

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Awesome… no more words needed 😉

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Cave passage on the small mountain path down the Devil's Bridge and then left instead of on the main path. In the cave next to the passage there is a real seating area made of stone.

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You can basically walk completely through the rock.

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The Beerberggrotte is a cave with fissures and crevices. It is located in the geological natural monument Beerbergstein, a huge boulder.

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The Beerberggrotte is a so-called fissure and crevice cave. About three kilometers from Brotterode and just under 50 meters from the Rennsteig, it is located in the middle of the Thuringian Forest. The cave extends nine meters into the Beerbergstein and has a wide opening of six meters in the entrance area. Geologically, the cave is a real highlight. Because it is sometimes damp, the cave is also called a grotto. It once served as a shelter for smugglers and hikers who wandered around in the dense forests. A visit to the Beerberggrotte is possible without special equipment and offers exciting insights into the nature and history of the region.

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It's not far from the tea house.

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The height is below the devil's pulpit.

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Some people climb around here.

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A short detour from the Rennsteig that is definitely worth it!

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A concert at a depth of 500m is a great experience and will definitely not be the last. Starting with the long queue at the entrance, the journey continues with the conveyor cage (approx. 8 meters per second) and then with the team car to the deepest and largest concert hall (Wikipedia) in the world.

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For the "temporary miner" the experience in Merkers begins with the rope ride, which takes him - well equipped with helmet and headlamp - to a depth of 500 meters in 80 seconds. Now the mine trip begins: It leads over around 25 kilometers of the 140 square kilometer mine field and conveys a special form of group experience in the winding, often dark stretches several hundred meters below the familiar surface. Qualified miners accompany you through a total of six stations, impart a lot of interesting information and can also share some anecdotes. The explanations are tailored to the individual interests of the visitor groups. Source and more information: https://www.thueringen.info/erlebnisbergwerk-merkers.html

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If you stand in front of the rotunda and read the information board and imagine what it used to look like here, you walk into another time.

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Very very nice and I can only recommend it. An absolute highlight is on birthdays for children, because there is a very nice surprise

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At first you think the cave will end at some point because it is so dark. If you venture into the cave and pass the first bend, you will see the other open end of the cave. Very interesting especially for children, plus a great photo opportunity.

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The Aeolian harp used to be an interesting highlight of Altenstein Park. Today she is a nice eye-catcher under the Chinese house, whose thoughts on the idea of that time still amaze today.

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I think this structure has pretty much every name you can imagine at first glance. And it always looks a little different from the different perspectives.

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