Top 7 Caves 와이즈 주변

Admission is now €25 per person. €20 for children.

At the protected cave/Rablloch there is a sign that the path continues unmarked. The path goes to the right, anti-clockwise, past the cave (not to the left of the cave, where the sign is). The path/trail is not marked and is difficult to see in places. You need to be sure-footed throughout, and you will occasionally need your hands. There are 3 places where you can stop and hold on to a blue rope.

A protected cave that is not allowed to be entered because bats live in it. From the cave the path is no longer marked according to the sign and it continues alpine.

Very varied trail, a few caves, deep views, mostly rather uneven - surefootedness is a must. Publicly accessible by bus: Naas Felsenkeller stop Public transport tour report: https://www.bahn-zum-berg.at/randgebirge-oest-der-mur/jaegersteig-weizklamm/

A cold breath surrounds you even in midsummer. Then you see these dark stone crevices in the rock that reach indefinably far into the depths.

Nice destination, but only if you go to the opening hours!

Great landscape, lots to discover, but unfortunately closed

Inconspicuous cave entrance. What is hidden underground here is magnificent. Individual access is not possible. The entrance is about 30 minutes on foot from Gasthaus Reisinger.