Top 6 Caves ルブーヴリエでの

道を間違えたため、今日偶然そこに行きました。いやはや、最後の50mの上りは本当に難しく、下りはさらに難しかったです（落ち葉もたくさんありました）。私たちは経験豊富なハイカーではないかもしれませんが、これは多くの人にとって危険です。下りを危険にさらす前に緊急アプリをダウンロードしましたx)。だから、ためらわずに勧められません。

Great cave with 5 holes and a fantastic view. CAUTION: The climb is very steep; surefootedness and a head for heights are required on the T2 trail!

At a right-hand bend on the ascent near Stigelos, the path to the Rundloch branches off, unmarked and somewhat hidden (marked on the Swiss map). At first it goes through deciduous trees, but a short time later it clears up a bit. The path is clearly visible. The first rise is secured with two chains. Later you reach the foot of a rock face and another secured spot. Then you arrive at the Rundloch. The ladder, which is somewhat exposed, is fortunately anchored to the rock. Getting into the Rundloch itself is easier than it first seems.

A hike with stunning views. A must.

This is the "Little Bear Hole" (up to the right) and also very worth seeing. However, this climb is somewhat more difficult than the one to the "Bear Hole" (up to the left) because the path is narrow, unsecured, steep, sloping, and difficult to see in autumn 🍂. Once you reach the cave, you can walk through it and continue up an alpine trail (behind Brandberg). Some of the photos of this highlight are incorrect and do not belong to this cave at all, but to the other one!!!

A short T4 section leads from the main path to the cave... over a bridge you finally enter the cave and can enjoy the view

Wild, narrow and green, the Wolfsschlucht in the Thal Nature Park in the Solothurn Jura is an adventure for the whole family. Rock walls up to 100 meters high, some of them overhanging, line the gorge. Even in summer it is pleasantly cool and shady. The path leads past caves and washouts. There are several fire pits where you can fortify yourself with a picnic. The entrance is directly at the Herbetswil Wolfsschlucht bus stop. Parking is available in the village center of Herbetswil.

The path is exciting, but really demanding (according to Komoot T4, I think it's appropriate). You don't have to go up there just for the view, but if you like climbing up and down, it's cool.