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The Koppenbrüller Cave impresses with its rushing water and mysterious passages. After the heavy rains of the last nine days, the spectacle was particularly impressive and mystical."

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Remnants from the ore mining past

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Ore was mined here many years ago

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"The water-bearing Koppenbrüller Cave is located in the valley and can be reached by a short walk along the Koppentraun. Marvel at the stalactites that are thousands of years old and listen to the roar of the invisible stream inside the mountain. A visit to the Koppenbrüller Cave, the youngest of the three Dachstein caves, gives you impressive insights into the underground waterways of the Dachstein interior. When the snow melts and after heavy rainfall, the Koppenbrüller Cave offers a unique natural spectacle that you can walk through completely safely during the guided tours. The water roars its way through the mountain, so it is not surprising that myths surround this cave." https://www.dachstein-salzkammergut.com/de/sommer/unterirdisch/koppenbruellerhoehle

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If you are ever in Hallstatt, you can learn about salt mining and take part in guided tours.

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Visiting the salt chamber is an amazing experience

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When visiting the Hallstatt area, you absolutely must visit the salt mine. A tour of the mine is an attraction for children and adults. Multimedia presentations, a descent on a ramp and a train ride add to the attractiveness of the entire trip.

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Great cave with classical music. Fascinating experience. Dress warmly!!

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Small steep climb to the entrance of the cave

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Beautiful ice cave! An excellent destination even in bad weather... a natural monument preserved with a lot of heart and love; the multimedia presentation is very appealing and impressive. Warm clothing and sturdy shoes required :)

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An impressive cave for us

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Disneyland... That's an exaggeration. We still found it impressive

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The oldest salt mine in the world awaits you

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Oldest salt mine in the world, a very beautiful salt world awaits you underground

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oldest salt mine in the world Very interesting.

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If you follow the forest road up from one of the parking lots and want to do the Mein Land, Dein Land KS first, then you should NOT take the path directly in the direction of the Predigtstuhl but continue to follow the forest road to a large hairpin bend. From there up to the KS entrance. Komoot can help here, although Komoot also includes the path indicated in the description in the upper part. Here there are only a few paths in the steep forest. Feasible but unnecessary compared to the lower path. Even if you first do the eternal wall and go up to the Predigtstuhl via the Höhenweg, I recommend descending to the forest road if you want to do the Mein Land, Dein Land KS afterwards. Finally, the Leadership KS is recommended. The KS is really great and the description is nothing to add. The part out of the fissure is special and really unique. The rest of the climb is very nice as the rock is great for friction climbing. The ladder and the rope bridge are nice elements.

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Something to cover doesn't hurt. It's just cold with the ice cream. It should be -2 degrees.

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If you are in Hallstatt, you can find out more about salt mining and take part in guided tours.

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The cave is very impressive, but unfortunately the operators have turned it into a Disney tourist attraction - ridiculous cave bears like those from the 1980s ghost train, unnecessary disco light show including music, etc. Anyone hoping for a nature experience here will unfortunately be disappointed.

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On the mountain side just above the wall foot A trapezoidal opening can be seen in the ash wall, which is immediately reminiscent of a StollenMundLoch. From the hiking trail it seems that the opening in the rock is difficult to reach. On closer examination, however, it turns out that a broken, huge boulder, detached from the wall, allows relatively easy access. The rock hole has long been called the owl hole. What a fact it is With this designation it has not yet been possible to find out. The purpose and age of this rock hole were also unclear for a long time. The tunnel profile with the two recognizable boreholes suggests mining activity. At J.A. Schultes was able to find a passage in the text that can only relate to the owl hole. Schultes writes: “Up on the Sieg wall, on the way towards the Strupp you can see a square hole in the rock. One should believe that it is impossible for people to climb there, and yet games hunters are suffocating and looking for ores there! " This should at least clarify the purpose of the owl hole, where probably work people and not hunters perform this professional work. The age of this Prospekts John's activity can thus be classified as being in the 18th century or a little earlier, as Schultes' travelogues date from the years 1794-1808.

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