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The Barbara Tunnel is a beautiful highlight in the Leogang region. A trip there is always worthwhile. The mountain guides are passionate, and groups are manageable. Booking online is a good idea.

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Striking waypoint on a very beautiful tour.

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Impressive rock structure and with magnificent surroundings on the way to Birnhorn a must…

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A beautiful natural monument. The Birnbach rises here at a height of 1291m. A lake in the Birnhorn massif is suspected. When the weather is nice, you are not alone here.

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The arduous way up to the Birnbachloch is worth it. A natural monument. The trail is open from June.

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A great reward for a strenuous climb.

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The Birnbachloch with its 20 meter wide entrance is located east of the Birnbach Glacier at 1,291 meters. There are many karst springs like these in the Leogang Steinberge, but few are so easily accessible. The Birnbach, which rises in the cave, makes its way through the entrance and then falls down the mountain. Don't be afraid to go into the cave and watch the beautiful natural spectacle.

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Impressive rock formation ... the rock cave is illuminated by a hole in the ceiling

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The tour is very nice, but currently only accessible as a commuter route (as of August 2020). The "west arm" of the round is closed.

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The Birnbachloch is not just a hole in the mountain, but a karst spring with crystal clear water. The Birnbachloch is a rock cave in the Leogang Steinberge from the bottom of which a strong spring rises. The Birnbachloch is located a few hundred meters next to the Birnbach Glacier at 1,291 meters above sea level. It is a karst spring surrounded by limestone cliffs overgrown with mountain pines. The optical impression of the Birnbachloch is determined by a 20 meter wide cave, in the background of which the Birnbach rises and cascades down the mountain in graceful cascades. Numerous avalanches go off the Birnhorn in winter and feed the Birnbach glacier. The snow from these avalanches does not melt completely in summer, but forms a small snow field. More than 100 years ago, ice was mined there for the Munich ice cellar and brought to the Leogang train station by slides and horse-drawn vehicles. From there it went by train to Munich. You can read this story on the way to the Birnbachloch. https://leogang.rocks/wanderung-zum-birnbachloch/

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The tour to Birnbachloch starts first in the forest and then leads through meadows and later rocky terrain. The path is well maintained and sometimes a bit alpine - but always well secured. After about an hour we reach the destination at 1,291 meters. Refreshment for hikers provide the clear wells at the cave. On hot days you can even venture a few steps into the shady Birnbachloch and enjoy the view of the surrounding mountains. The rock cave has the visual impression of an approximately 20 m wide "entrance hall". Inside the mountain should be a large lake, which always gives off water and is not explicable. A legend tells of two guys who wanted to fathom the mysterious sources. They threw stones into the depths and got in response a dull call from below: "You start mi, then i schl i di". Whether the underground lake really exists remains unclear to this day.

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Cave with spring pot, mystical place.

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The entrance to the Birnbachloch is slightly higher than the path and requires a short climb.

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The path to the natural monument Birnbachloch is a well-maintained, partially executed as an alpine climb and secured access that leads up through the Ullachgraben in Leogang on the south side of the Birnhorn to Quellhöhle. Within a walking time of one to one and a half hours depending on the pace, the Birnbachloch is a popular destination. There are sufficient parking spaces available at the starting and ending points of the hike. On the homepage of the municipality Leogang you can find the following description: "The Birnbachloch is located a few hundred meters east of the Birnbach glacier at 1,291 m above sea level, it is a karst spring in a magnificent environment characterized by limestone-covered limestone cliffs, and the visual impression of the Birnbachloch is determined by a 20-meter wide" spacious "entrance hall. in the background the Birnbach springs and then descends the mountain in graceful cascades. The bed fluctuates between 5 liters in late autumn and winter and 300 liters in snowmelt and heavy rain. In late autumn and winter you can descend several meters into the spring cave. In the spacious chamber, a siphon, mirrored on the side exit, closes the cave ... There may well be a lake and a larger cave system inside, which may even have some connection to the great Lamprechtsofenloch Cave. On the initiative of Anton and Hermann Mayrhofer, the Birnbachloch was declared a natural monument in 1988 because of its scientific significance, peculiarity and beauty. "(Quelle SalzburgWiki)

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