가장 멋진 동굴 11곳

Something could be cut out again.

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Looked interesting but looking inside isn't my thing.

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Because of these events, Felix Gebser and some other local friends began excavating stonewood between 1953 and 1955; Unfortunately unsuccessful. After further excavations on the Schenkhopfberg, a large cavity was found, but not the cave and the search was resignedly stopped. It was not until the spring of 1957 that another attempt was made. Felix Gebser, Lothar Großkunze, Reinhardt Erdmann, Rüdiger Pöttgen and a few young people were initially there. After the initial success was achieved again, the first two continued digging alone. This time, however, the entrance to the cave was found. After scratch marks left by cave bears were discovered on walls, a close collaboration was established with the Museum of Prehistory and Early History in Weimar. The initial enthusiasm was dampened when no archaeologically valuable finds could be made even at a depth of 20 meters. The two local researchers worked for months, alone in their free time and with the simplest tools, into the cave, which was filled almost to the ceiling with material.

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The cave is really only suitable for dwarves.

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In any case, take enough provisions with you, the ascent is not without it. 😄

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apparently lovingly decorated with dwarves by local residents. Unfortunately, there is no explanation/note about this place, which is a listed building

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Very nice view of the Schwarzatal. The trail there and further into the Schwarzatal is only for experienced bikers.

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A few meters off the track. According to old records, a widely branched cave. But for more than 5-6 meters you need a decent lamp and clothes that can get dirty.

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Some time ago, while studying the regional maps, I became aware of a place called "Dwarf Cave" near Dosdorf. Curious about what it is all about, I visited this beautiful spot and was surprised that no geocache has found its place here, which will now be different. As the name suggests - it's a really small "cave" made by dwarf humans. What exactly it is about or why it was created is unfortunately beyond my knowledge, the Internet has no advice on this. If anyone would like to provide local insider knowledge about this place I'm happy to include it in the description. Although it should actually be self-evident, I would like to point out that the cache can only be reached on foot or by bicycle from the parking lot coordinates. There is no need to leave the paths, please treat nature and this place with respect. (Source: https://www.geocaching.com)

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I was asked today by a native of Dosdorf that this dwarf cave was built by a father for his children a long time ago, when he was still a child, so that they can enjoy being outside in nature. Furthermore, he told me that the way there is decorated with eggs etc at Easter and with tree decorations around Advent ... A fir tree even had a little jewelry on it ... I think that's a really good idea 👍

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The Güldene Kirche is a QR code stamping point of the "Rennsteig-Schwarzatal Tourism Region" for collecting digital hiking stamps.

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A little hidden, but if you find it be sure to go inside.

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Cave above the Jonastal

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In geology and geomorphology, karst is understood to mean underground and above-ground terrain forms in carbonate rocks (partly also in sulphate and salt rocks), which were primarily formed by weathering of solvents and carbonic acid as well as the precipitation of biogenic limestones and similar sediments with high levels of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) are. The main feature is the predominantly underground hydrology, which is not on one primary porosity of the rock, but rather secondary to the in The process of karstification (= corrosion) taking place in geological time is conditioned. The Dienstedt karst cave repeatedly served as a residence and protective function for humans and animals. The cave formations are pronounced river caves that formed 23m above the current level of the Ilm as tributaries of the Ur-Ilm 2-5 million years ago. Impressive forms of erosion can be seen in the karst cave. Originally it had very beautiful lye profiles, which unfortunately were partially destroyed by the development work.

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Sometimes open on Open Monument Day.

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Registration is required for a tour. See text on the sign.

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The Böhlersloch is a legendary cave near Arnstadt. The Böhlerhöhle consists of three flushed caves / "kettles" that are connected to each other. In the book "Legends, Fables and Romantic Stories from the Central Thuringian Forest and its Foreland" it says under the heading: <The little elves of the Jonastal valley help a poor widow in the harvest>. "... The Böhlersloch is a karst cave that was created in connection with the formation of the valley in the Pleistocene. The reference to dwarfs does not seem unjustified, the entrance tunnel is very shallow and can only be crossed by crawling.

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A small portal to the underworld can be found here. There is a very small room hidden behind it. Dwarf cave. :-)

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At Dosdorf, Thuringia

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As the name suggests - it's a really small "cave" created by dwarf humans. Unfortunately, I don't know exactly what it is or what it was created for, the Internet has no advice on this.

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