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The Buchkammerfels is located in the foothills of the Heidenberg, south of the Drachenfels castle ruins and southeast of the municipality of Busenberg. It is a special cultural monument, also known as the Heidenkammern (Heathen Chambers). The origin and function of the three artificially created, inaccessible rock chambers are still not fully understood. However, it is assumed that they were either outposts or guard posts for Drachenfels Castle, or that the chambers served as a prison for the castle.

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Magnificent rock with a roof or overhang, one likes to take a closer look

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Beautiful rock formations, worth it

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Another highlight on the rock path for hikers and bikers. Please take your rubbish with you! THANK YOU...

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Beautiful mostly narrow path. At times you feel like you are in the jungle.

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It is smaller than the upper bear cave. But the shower is an absolute eye-catcher.

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Like the Luitpoldfelsen and the Schillerwand, the "Broken Rock" is officially listed as a natural monument in Pirmasens. All three are located on Glasberg.

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The Buchkammerfels is accessible from the mountain. After crossing a crevice, you can walk almost to the very top, from where you have a beautiful view, including views of Drachenfels Castle. The entrance to the eponymous chambers is located eight meters above the ground on a small ledge on the almost vertical north face of the rock. With a little practice, you can also climb up here without safety equipment. However, this is not without danger, especially the descent. If in doubt, take a look at my photos. There are four chambers and a few peepholes, three of which face the south side.

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Those who can climb can look at the chambers. I can't and only saw them from the outside

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Historians are still puzzling over the age and function of the four rock chambers, hewn out of the rock at a height of eight meters. Although the year 1678 is carved into one of the chambers, it is assumed that they existed before 1523. In 1678, one hundred and fifty years after the destruction of the Drachenfels, the French Reunion War raged in the Palatinate, and it is suspected that the inhabitants carved this date into their rock chambers to commemorate the protection and hiding places they offered. Such rock chambers are unique in the entire Wasgau region and do not occur in this form on the nearby Drachenfels or its neighboring castles. The earliest documented evidence of the existence of the book chambers dates back to 1635, where it is stated that the Drachenfels dynasty maintained three prisons here. However, historians consider this statement just as dubious as the idea that the rock chambers served as observation posts for the Drachenfels, which is visible from here. Another theory is that they were merely a hiding place for valuable items from the Drachenfels, which could be used in the event of an impending siege. Be that as it may, the book chambers on the Heidenberg remain mysterious, not least because to date there are no archaeological finds from the Heidenberg that could provide any clues about their function or actual age. Source: https://www.tourenplaner-rheinland-pfalz.de/de/punkt/felsen/buchkammerfels/55147405/

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Great rock, Mother Earth created something great there.

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Sturdy hiking boots are a plus—especially when the sandstone rocks are wet and slippery! However, the route can also be tackled with trekking boots.

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A very interesting section of the hike. Magnificent views, picturesque rocks, gnarled trees.

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View of the Lämmerfels group and the area at Felsenland Badeparadies.

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Super nice rock, a real photo hot spot

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The narrow hiking trail through the pine forest with a view to the right and left is impressive

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A really great, varied hiking trail: the red sandstone towers of the Rodalber brother rocks - followed by the moss-green covered sandstone rocks to the bear cave, where a trickle emerges from the cave. Tip: There are two caves that are directly one below the other.

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The upper and lower bear caves are particularly interesting for children. You can even refresh your feet in the stream. There is a lot to know about the cave on an information board. The Karl May rock and the brother rock directly in Rodalben are also extremely worth seeing. There is also a bench there to take a rest and enjoy the view.

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THE CAVE IS GIGANTIC, a real highlight 👍

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Great challenge to climb, look and be amazed at what nature has created 👍

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