周辺の洞窟・トップ5

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

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

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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.

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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.

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This is where the saltpeter was hidden back then. The path to the cave should only be taken in dry weather, as a short section is a bit steep.

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the cave is not deep, it is advisable to take lighting with you (mobile phone or lamp) to see the items stored there

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In winter there is no ray of sunshine in the valley. The descent was freezing cold 🥶

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There is air coming out of the crevices

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Beautiful stream with individual waterfalls

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A small mine - some seating a great place to rest

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No matter how hot it is outside, the ice holes are always very, very cold. The closer you get the colder it gets. Really very impressive.

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In summer, one of the icy breezes from the Zastler Eislöcher blows on the way up or down through the Zastlertal. Refreshing!

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Here, in fact, cold air is flowing out of the cavities between the boulders!

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More information under the following link: https://www.gemeinde-dachsberg.de/Gemeindeleben/Freizeit/Bergbauzeugen-in-Dachsberg

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During the cold season, in addition to snow and ice, cold air also collects in the cavities between the boulders and can therefore be filled with residual snow until midsummer.

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50 m is an exaggeration, I guess it is not more than 15 meters. https://www.bergfex.de/sommer/dachsberg-hotzenwald/highlights/4468-dachsberg--naturerlebnisplatz-friedrich-august-grube/

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In this area, the deeply incised Zastlertal is filled with many large boulders, between which there are cavities and caves, in which larger amounts of ice accumulate in winter, which often last until June or even July. In earlier times, these "ice holes" were also used by the residents as "refrigerators".

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Attraction is a 25m in the mountain-reaching tunnel, at the end of a sound body that reminds a little of the stone from the movie 2001. Before that, some objects from the field of experience of the senses of Hugo Kükelhaus. Exciting especially with children.

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Very interesting little "play mine" with a freely accessible tunnel. The "stone instruments", polished stone blocks of various sizes, which can be made to sound with a rubber clapper or a hand stroke, also tempt you to play. At certain times (inform in advance!), The structure of raw stones can also be explored by cutting and polishing in a stone grinding shop.

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Such so-called ice holes occur mainly in the Alps. Here in the Black Forest, this is rather rare. In fact, you can sometimes find ice rests in the gaps between the boulders even in midsummer. As cold winter air builds up on the bottom of the valley, thawing is sometimes slowed down to the point that these natural refrigerators stay in place until the summer.

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