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The Kasbruch is a meadow valley near Neunkirchen (Saar), located southeast of the town center in the wooded area between Neunkirchen, Wellesweiler, Ludwigsthal, and Furpach.[1] The valley is uninhabited and is used for the water supply of the town of Neunkirchen and for local recreation. During surface finds and systematic excavations in 1921/22 by Carl Klein, the first conservator of the Saar region, and in 1952 by Alfons Kolling, commissioned by the state conservator Franz Josef Keller, a number of finds, mainly from the Gallo-Roman period, came to light. Particularly visible are the remains of quarries, rock-cut tombs, and a 12-step rock staircase; next to it, somewhat hidden, is a small four-step rock staircase.

The Kasbruch is a meadow valley near Neunkirchen (Saar), located southeast of the town center in the wooded area between Neunkirchen, Wellesweiler, Ludwigsthal, and Furpach.[1] The valley is uninhabited and is used for the water supply of the town of Neunkirchen and for local recreation. During surface finds and systematic excavations in 1921/22 by Carl Klein, the first conservator of the Saar region, and in 1952 by Alfons Kolling, commissioned by the state conservator Franz Josef Keller, a number of finds, mainly from the Gallo-Roman period, came to light. Particularly visible are the remains of quarries, rock-cut tombs, and a 12-step rock staircase; next to it, somewhat hidden, is a small four-step rock staircase.

You have to go over these stone stairs if you want to get to the stone slab with the burn holes

The well water is crystal clear

Always worth a visit. Lots of finds from times gone by. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kasbruch

There is always something to discover in Kasbruchtal

Great resting place for a short stop.

The fountain and the nearby Spieser Steg are real eye-catchers