Top 4 Caves 보더스토더 주변

Pure nature

by bike

Water droplets form the snow. Very beautiful!

This "snow hole" got its name because people used to melt snow there in large copper kettles to water the cows. Most alpine pastures in the Totes Gebirge (hence the name) don't have their own water sources, and the dairymaids used to help themselves by collecting rainwater in large tubs. In dry summers, they melted snow and used mountain pines as firewood. The last time snow was melted this way was in 1937. http://stodertalfreunde.blogspot.com/2013/06/schneeofen-auf-der-ho.html

Beautiful - but the passage is still closed due to falling rocks.

About 150m southwest (- 60m height+) you have to look for the safe entrance - NOT down the path from the snow oven - the path leads to ruin, or to extremely dangerous terrain

An imposing karst spring that you simply have to see!

The Teufelskirche sounds as exciting as it is. In 1984, the Upper Austrian provincial government declared this Dome of the Rock at the foot of the Sensen Mountains a natural monument. A magical place that should be seen!