Top 5 Caves ヴィンデンアムゼーでの

Opposite the Grafenlucke cave is this small nature reserve with some tree carvings. Unfortunately, access is not permitted, as it is private!

Rest area with tables and benches (the hut itself is not open) in a former small quarry. At the end of the area, a few steps lead to a small cave that is equipped with building models

Up a few steps and then you can take a look at the 2 locked gates!

You can still admire these up close.

After a few steps you will reach the Bear Cave, a natural monument.

The largest bat species native to Central Europe, the great mouse-eared bat (Myotis myotis), can be found in the cave. During excavations between 1929 and 1931 under the direction of the paleontologist Kurt Ehrenberg, bones of ice-age cave bears, brown bears, cave hyenas and wolves were found. The complete skeleton of a cave bear is on display in the Breitenbrunn Tower Museum. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%A4renh%C3%B6hle_(Winden_am_See)

Grafenlucke / Gypsy Hell. The name "Grafenlucke" comes from an old field name, the middle name of the former residents who lived here until 1918. The forecourt of the caves is offered as a picnic area.

17.03.2019 - If you are in the area, it is worth a short visit, after a short climb over the steps (wooden sill) through the forest you reach the interesting place - a natural monument and worth seeing, the caves are barred.