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The opening hours of the Fuchsturm depend on the opening hours of the Fuchsturmrestaurant

The Einsielicher Weichberger lived here from 1937 to 1956. Two social systems allowed him to live here.

First mentioned in the early 14th century, the Teufelslöcher (Devil's Holes) are among the oldest documented caves in Germany. These are karst caves that have since been sealed. Several benches are located at the Teufelslöcher, and Jena's local history trail begins here, leading from here across the central Kernberg horizontal. You can find more information here: https://www.entdecke-jena.de/jena/teufelsloecher.htm.

There are two beautiful caves to admire here. Above them is the Bastei viewing point with the Trompeterfelsen.

The track is just wonderful

the tram stop on Schillstraße is about 1.5 km away..... The exposure there has nothing to do with the devil's holes.

Located directly on the 3 towers way. As Romy correctly described it, there is a Weichbergerstrasse in Oberweimar. In my opinion, this is dedicated to the Weimar painter Eduard Weichberger, who lived from 1843 to 1913. According to Wikipedia, he had four children, including a son Hans (born in 1881). That would point to the hermit von Oettern and match the name and year of birth.

The Teufelslöcher are no longer accessible caves at the foot of the Kernberge - a natural monument that is used today to protect species, e.g. served by bats. There is also a spring here and for runners a decent ascent to the Kernberge begins from here (or a violent descent ends)