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From November 9, 2025, the cave will be in winter mode, meaning it will only be open on Sundays. Guided tours will take place on Sundays at the following fixed times: 11:00 AM, 12:20 PM, 1:40 PM, and 3:00 PM. Between December 26 and January 6, the cave will be open daily at the same tour times.

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For an admission fee of currently €8, you will be treated to a 45-minute guided tour… Good thing and absolutely worthwhile

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Cave located on the promenade that is worth exploring in more detail

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You'll be surprised at how big a hall opens up to you... don't forget to close your mouth again..😉

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Here, a rope hangs from the wall every now and then and toys pile up on the floor of the cave. Whole families make a pilgrimage here to climb

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A hiking trail that couldn't have been more beautiful... and apart from a few corners... everything was easy going

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During winter time, entry is not permitted... a view from outside must suffice

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You feel like a prehistoric man🙃 Also worthwhile for parents with children who like to climb

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A lot of holes, quite interesting.

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A beautifully situated place in Franconian Switzerland, the tour through this place is highly recommended.

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Wanderful, many attractions make this place attractive.

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Shelter cave and hunting station of prehistoric man during the Ice Age (approx. 7000 BC), used until the 19th century. A total of around 500 flint tools, numerous bones and bone tools were found. The animal remains came from cave bears, cave lions, rhinoceros, mammoths, reindeer and deer. https://www.erlebnis-fraenkische-schweiz.net/fraenkische-schweiz/sehenswuerdigkeiten/hoehlen/hasenlochhoehle-pottenstein

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The cave is not allowed to be started, that's what it says at the edge. Nevertheless, it is interesting to imagine that people lived here. Mammoth bones and other animals that were eaten were found.

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The “Klauskirche” The name “Klauskirche” has become established for the passage cave that dominates the rocky reef of the Klauskirchenberg. Actually, this name refers to the entire hallway. Formerly, scientifically proven but missing, there was a “St. Nicholas Chapel” (see Georg Kolbmann, 1973: Betzensteiner historical images”). It is assumed that this chapel is the namesake of the field name “Klauskirchenberg”. The “Klauskirche” is a 32 meter long passage cave. It is built in the reef dolomite of the Upper Malm. The mighty dolomite reefs formed in the Jurassic Sea around 150 million years ago. The weathering process began as the land mass rose and the sea retreated. During the Quaternary karstification phase (within the last 2.4 million years) the cave was formed by leaching of a vertically dipping fissure. This gap is still clearly visible in the ceiling area of the cave. The cave formation took place in what was then the groundwater area. As a result of the progressive deepening of the valley, the “Klauskirche” is now above the karst water level. Source: information board

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Romantic, daring and different around every corner.

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A sensational area. There is so much to explore. The shapes of the rocks are so versatile. With some you almost hold your breath and think stay where you are and don't fall over.

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It used to be called cooling hole or raven hole and is about 50m long

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Schneiderloch and Schneiderkammer are located close to each other. Both are easy to access.

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Just fun to go through. For the brave, there are two more holes to explore further up.

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Four excavations were registered. The first in 1876.

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