Top 11 Caves 안뢰히테 주변

Very nice hiking trails around the Hohlen Stein

Next to the cave, there is a well-walked path leading up to the rock. There is a summit cross at the top and there is a great view, especially recommended at sunset. If you like climbing, you can also take the path that goes directly up the rock. Steep and small, easy climbing sections, also suitable for children (from around 5 years old) with parental supervision and sensible footwear.

Short (paid) tours depending on demand, at least every 45 minutes, lots of explanations - not just about stalagmites, stalactites and stalagnates, but about the entire formation and previous cave. Dogs are also allowed on a leash, just note that there are a few stairs. PS: Sorry, guys, but did you understand that the highlight is called "BilsteinHÖHLE" and not "Tierpark" or "Bilsteinfelsen"? It would be nice if the photos were uploaded accordingly!

The summit cross above the hollow stone is easy to reach and the view is worthwhile.

A large, open cave that you can enter. Not very deep, but it has yielded archaeological finds from the late Paleolithic to the pre-Roman Iron Age.

Just take a little break during the hike and examine the Bilstein caves. If you have a little more time, you can book the big tour, which goes deeper and you can see even more of the stalactite cave(s).

The wildlife park invites you to take a walk at any time of the year or day. Numerous hiking trails lead to the wildlife park. Here you can find red deer, sika deer, raccoons, lynx, wild boar and foxes. Admission is free. In the wildlife park there is a stalactite cave that can be visited during a guided tour. There is an inn attached to the wildlife park.

I can only recommend sights to everyone to have been there at least once