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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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The Krippenstein Ice Cave is an impressive natural wonder—enormous ice formations, bizarre sculptures, and a mystical underground atmosphere. A guided tour is a must!

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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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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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A cave worth seeing! It's very large and is still being explored - definitely worth a visit! Warm clothing and sturdy shoes required - easy to reach even in bad weather :)

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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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Krippenstein Eishöhle 👀

A little off the main path. Interesting and a good way to cool off. 10m down into the rock and there are actually remains of ice in the mountain.

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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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nice little cave not far from the path, with an information board.

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We saw ice in the back of the accessible cave here in late autumn. The detour from the broad main path is worthwhile. There is an easy way to get here as well.

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The name Mammoth Cave was chosen by the explorers because of the enormous dimensions of the underground rooms and passages in this cave system. More than 70 kilometers of these corridors have currently been explored, almost one kilometer of which can be hiked through on the guided tours. The entire cave system that has been explored so far is reproduced in the museum near the Schönbergalm. Source: https://dachstein-salzkammergut.com/de/sommer/unterirdisch/mammuthoehle/

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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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Open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., guided tour every 1.5 hours (normally every hour, but changed at the moment) Price: € 14.60

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Opening times from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Usually every hour, at the moment 1.5 hours. Until the beginning of October. The water-bearing Koppenbrüller cave is located in the valley and can be reached by a short walk along the Koppentraun. There are some stalactites and you can listen to the roar of the invisible brook inside the mountain. It is one of the youngest of the three Dachstein caves. Only about 1 million years old;) and still water-bearing. After heavy rain it came to be closed in part because it is under water

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Wonderful ice cave with a great tour! Attention: Currently only possible with a valid COVID test or vaccination certificate

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