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The Witeleloch was first described in a newspaper article around 1907 by archaeologist and amateur geologist Gero von Merhart, who used the name Elisabethhöhle. In 1922, the cave was described by Josef Blumrich, a teacher from Bregenz. The cave has been designated a geological natural monument since April 1979. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witeleloch

Great cave, definitely worth a visit.

Wiechenstein Castle Ruins, a former four-story castle in the St. Gallen Rhine Valley.

Nice to visit. Barbecue area in the area, children can move around freely. Only accessible on foot - that's a good thing.

Crystal cave & Montlinger sponge

Mary Lourdes Grotto The Marien-Lourdes-Grotte is located on the west slope of the church hill of Bendern (municipality of Gamprin) at 455 m above sea level. The Marian shrine, modeled on the grotto of the Marian pilgrimage site of Lourdes (F), was built in 1896 under Pastor Franz Xaver Häusle; 1898 Consecration by the auxiliary bishop of Feldkirch. 1935 and 1979 renovations. Candlelight procession on May 1st, various pilgrimages. Text / Source: historical lexicon - Author: Judith Niederklopfer-Würtinger https://historisches-lexikon.li/Marien-Lourdes-Grotte

Difficult to find from St. Arbogast if you don't get the right direction straight away, which can easily happen as there is no sign pointing to the cave. I ended up in the Örfla Gorge, it was nice too. You probably have to walk back along the road from St. Arbogast along Kalkofenweg, the name should actually be clue enough. Will try that soon too. Anyone who wants to can accompany me, whether young or old ;-)

The four-storey front wall of the only grotto castle in the canton of St. Gallen is still very well preserved. Behind it is a spacious cave about 15 meters deep, which can be entered through a small gap in the wall. Around the castle, in the 13th century probably the residence of the Knights of Wichenstein, numerous folk tales are entwined (source Burgenwelt.org/switzerland).