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The Hülloch is a natural cave that was created by the erosion of rock. Due to its unique appearance and its location in the picturesque Marderbachgrund, the cave is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers.

Great highlight, you have to climb the last 100 meters on foot.

The burnt out stone at Oberhof is an artificial breakthrough through the rock. It was important for the Lütsche Flößgraben when it was built. The alternation of fire and ice-cold water made the stone brittle and could be worked with mining tools. A 38 m long, 2.3 m high and 2.2 m wide tunnel was created. If you follow the path further you come to the “Hohen Stein” with a wonderful view. The path back to Oberhof leads past the upper Sieglitzteich. Source: http://www.wandern-im-thueringer-wald.de/ausbrenner-stein-luetsche-floessgraben

Not to be expected from the valley. Still a little insider tip

It is on the way between the dam and Tambach-Dietharz.

All climbers looking for hard routes in the overhang are in the right place in the grotto. Some boulders and traverses near the bottom are easier.

Huge "cave" overhanging up to 25m right on the road towards the Schmalwasser Dam, which was only opened up in 2007. The Hülloch is a natural monument and is located not far from Tambach-Dietharz. A popular meeting place for many boulderers and climbers on the weekends. Some hard-core boulderers even come in winter. The rock inside is not as wet as in summer. There are also parking spaces nearby.

Take care! With great uncertainty, the last bear in Thuringia was born here, which took its own life in the Lauchagrund during a drive hunt. Or did district forester Hans Balthasar Harras hunt him down near Geraberg on August 14, 1671? Please do not fight. Maybe there were two last bears.