Top 20 Caves 압츠그문트 주변

Many rock formations and caves characterize the Rosenstein

Pastor Franz Josef Fuchs had the Lourdes Grotto built into the northern slope of Hohenberg Mountain. It was consecrated on June 20, 1886. Glass particles from the Rosenberg glass factory can still be seen in the Lourdes Grotto today. Slag stones from the disused glass factory were used as building material, into which various colored glass was melted. The grotto is freely accessible and can be reached via a path northwest of the pilgrimage church of St. James. It is located in a small wooded area directly next to a small pond. Cycling is prohibited, but you can easily push your bike down from Hohenberg Mountain; there are a few steps at the bottom. You can continue by bike from the grotto.

Pastor Franz Josef Fuchs had the Lourdes Grotto built into the northern slope of Hohenberg Mountain. It was consecrated on June 20, 1886. Glass particles from the Rosenberg glass factory can still be seen in the Lourdes Grotto today. Slag stones from the disused glass factory were used as building material, into which various colored glass was melted. The grotto is freely accessible and can be reached via a path northwest of the pilgrimage church of St. James. It is located in a small wooded area directly next to a small pond. Cycling is prohibited, but you can easily push your bike down from Hohenberg Mountain; there are a few steps at the bottom. You can continue by bike from the grotto.

short trail, you can also take a few jumps

Good location, there are many such tunnels here.

the climb is worth it

Great short trail, which also has a bit of a claim. Especially when it's wet, it gets very slippery/muddy in the middle part and the sometimes deep driving grooves don't make it any better. Still worth driving again and again.

Cool trail, is hardly rocky and has several small jumps. However, with a lot of clay soil in the middle. Therefore, good tires and caution are required in the rain.