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The Hurbig mountain is 546 meters above sea level and towers above the village of Buchberg. It features a cozy fire pit with benches and a grill. A playground is located next to it. The simple Hurbig hut can be rented for just CHF 10 per day.

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A visit to the Erdmanndliloch is a MUST for bikers.

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There is also a watchtower ruin on the Rhinsberg. It was used by the canton of Zurich until the 19th century, but today only the stone foundations can be seen.

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Arriving at the foot of the Erdmanndliloch is already exhausting enough, climbing the Erdmanndliloch with your biker boots is also a breathtaking effort. Once you've done it😃😀😃

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Without many words, the Erdmandli Loch is unique, in an impressive mystical nature

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Really really super beautiful

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Really really super beautiful

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Really really super beautiful

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Great view of the Swiss Alps with a bench to relax on

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The Grottenburg Hohfluh, also Balmburg Hohfluh, on the map of Switzerland as Erdmännliloch, also Erdmannliloch, is the ruin of a medieval cave castle near Bachs in the canton of Zurich. It is the only known cave castle in the canton of Zurich (Wikipedia),

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An old refuge at the top of the Rhinsberg (in fact, it makes the mountain a little higher). There is no official way up. However, it has a clearly visible beaten path, which, however, is lost on the northern foothills of the refuge in the forest.

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An information board and a prominent castle hill are reminiscent of the demolished Hohen-Tüfen Castle. Definitely a small ascent value (path follows), more information about the history in Wikipedia; https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgstelle_Hohenteufen

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The height fortification Rhinsberg, referred to on the national map as a prehistoric fortification, is a late Bronze Age hill fort, of which the hill can still be seen today. You can easily walk along this hill without any problems and imagine a little bit of the ösltichen inner courtyard. Sure, don't expect stones, walls or anything else (stone was only used by the Romans anyway) but I think the highlight is important from a historical point of view.

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According to the forest law of the canton of Zurich, the Erdmannliloch may not be visited by bike. The Erdmannliloch can be visited on foot.

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Approx. Built in 1250 by the barons of Teufen

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The nice thing about the “Erdmannliloch” is that there are countless stories, legends and conjectures around this Nagelfluh cave near Bachs - and none of them are certain. So you can picture a lot yourself. In the book “Zurich Building Stories”, a chapter is dedicated to the enigmatic cave. But even after reading this article, some big question marks remain. Today it is very likely that the “Erdmannliloch” was a grotto castle - the only one in the Swiss Plateau, by the way. In the Middle Ages, a wall had made the cave a dwelling place; However, there are no written sources about the residents. And you don't know what the building looked like in detail either. In 1878 an excavation took place, during which stove tile fragments were found, writes Renata Windler in her article. But nothing more is known about it. It is possible that the cave was then used as a hermitage - and of course by the "Erdmannli", of whom there are again several legends. One says that the good-natured dwarfs were born to a couple as a punishment because the man - knight Adalbert von Waldhausen - had locked a boy from the area in a tower for too long because of a minor offense. Another legend tells of the disappearance of the "Erdmannli". This was due to the stingy owner of the neighboring valley mill, who withheld the wages of the brownies for their work, but instead sprinkled flour around his mill to track down the Mannli. They didn't find it funny at all and disappeared forever.

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Cave in the Bach Valley

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Rest area at 546 meters altitude with beautiful fireplaces. In winter there is a great view thanks to the bare trees.

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