Top 10 Caves ユーリンゲンビルケンドルフでの

Somewhat hidden in the "Flüe" (a local name for a rock formation), you'll find the Nagelfluh cave, also known as "Winterlislöchli". The area, with benches and a barbecue, offers a fantastic view of the German Klettgau region. According to local legend, a peddler woman named Winterlise once lived here for a time.

The Neolithic conglomerate cave "Winterlislöchli" was inhabited until about 6,000 years ago. Great view

This wonderful place was completely unknown to me, only becoming aware of it through "Komootler." The detour is definitely worth it. An idyllic spot with a barbecue area and benches.

Interesting how stones sound when knocked on, also great for young people to try something out

A few meters underground very interesting a flashlight is helpful when I was there no light

Be sure to visit the pit. There's a light switch at the beginning. Not recommended for those afraid of spiders, as larger ones await visitors right at the beginning.

A beautiful place, but it is mainly used commercially. Wood for grilling is only available for a fee.

Visually, there's not much to see. At first glance, it appears to be a small crevice in the rock. But you should stand right next to the opening or reach in with your hand. It's not just a cold breeze; it feels more like standing in front of an open freezer.