Top 12 Caves 블랭켄하인 주변

The Einsielicher Weichberger lived here from 1937 to 1956. Two social systems allowed him to live here.

There are two beautiful caves to admire here. Above them is the Bastei viewing point with the Trompeterfelsen.

The white sand extracted from the caves was used as grit in the living rooms of the Middle Ages and was later used industrially.

Because of these events, Felix Gebser and some other local friends began excavating stonewood between 1953 and 1955; Unfortunately unsuccessful. After further excavations on the Schenkhopfberg, a large cavity was found, but not the cave and the search was resignedly stopped. It was not until the spring of 1957 that another attempt was made. Felix Gebser, Lothar Großkunze, Reinhardt Erdmann, Rüdiger Pöttgen and a few young people were initially there. After the initial success was achieved again, the first two continued digging alone. This time, however, the entrance to the cave was found. After scratch marks left by cave bears were discovered on walls, a close collaboration was established with the Museum of Prehistory and Early History in Weimar. The initial enthusiasm was dampened when no archaeologically valuable finds could be made even at a depth of 20 meters. The two local researchers worked for months, alone in their free time and with the simplest tools, into the cave, which was filled almost to the ceiling with material.

Haven't seen it. I wandered past.

Very nice path through the park.

Very nicely made bridge.

Beautiful bridge in the park over the Ilm. Style goes well with the park