Top 5 Caves 뤼덴샤이트 주변

Formerly an ice cellar, then an air raid shelter in Meinerzhagen.

A mine artificially created by mining, at first glance it looks like a limestone cave, at least the entrance.

http://www.plettenberg-lexikon.de/bergbau/mk/schoenebecker.html

The "Silberg" area with its steep curve in the main road owes its name to the mine.

If you turn from the Silbergtrasse bike path onto the hiking path towards Herscheider Mühle, after a short descent you will come to a point where there is a large stone with a "abandoned mine" symbol. Twice on the left you get to the entrance of the mine, which is closed by a gate. A look into the entrance area can give an idea of how much effort the mining industry must have made at the time.

The Oeger cave is located in the Steltenberg nature reserve in the Hohenlimburg-Elsey district of Hagen (North Rhine-Westphalia). In 1933 reindeer bones were found in the cave. The entrance on the “Oeger Stein” rock face above Mühlenbergstrasse is closed. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oeger_H%C3%B6hle

You don't see much of the silver mine anymore, but you can imagine what it was like.

An old ice cellar for storing food.