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A great and impressive place. Duck your head when walking through. Beautiful icicles in winter, occasionally closed during rain due to landslides.

The Höllgrotten Baar were discovered in 1863 during the mining of tuff stone and were made more and more accessible until 1917. Thanks to an artificial connecting tunnel, you can now visit the entire grotto; a tour takes about 45 minutes. The grotto is open from April 1st to October 31st from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Since they are privately owned, there is an admission fee. You can find more information here: https://www.hoellgrotten.ch/.

Worth seeing. And, as with most caves, it is advisable to take a jacket with you :-)

Tunnels, caves, single trails... A completely surprising and surreal area so close to the city of Zurich. The paths here are narrow and are often used for walking and hiking. Be considerate, be friendly and push your bike a bit. That way you can enjoy the Sihlsprung - and so can the others. Thank you!

Even as children, we were always fascinated by the Höllgrotten.

Beautiful grotto in our canton of Zug

In the cave (actually two caves) there are various interesting information boards. Admission adults: Fr. 12 (very well invested)!

The Sihl one of our summer activities as Menzinger