가장 멋진 동굴 8곳

Unfortunately, the Hohle Stein is no longer accessible for safety reasons 🤷‍♂️

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The cave is about 25 meters long, 5 meters wide and 14 meters high. You can look inside through the 4 meter wide open chimney in the middle of the cave. The entrance under the plateau is closed. The mammoth fell through the chimney with 33 other animals and was preserved with stone and clay. Animal bones are on display in the Willibalsburg Museum.

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Marterl with Bankerl west of Kipfenberg - right on the bike path

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You should definitely watch it.

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Always closed.

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Beautiful chapel

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Very beautiful chapel in the rock

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Small cave on the castle hill of Kipfenberg Castle. You can take it with you if you run there ehrl.

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Unfortunately, for safety reasons, you cannot enter the cave

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a cave with many stairs leading deep down

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Interesting cave that can be entered in two directions by bending down

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The Waggerloch is a rather hidden small cave in the rock

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the Waggerloch is a small, quite hidden cave in the rock

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beautiful little chapel in the middle of the rock

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Not that much to see but very informative

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Access: small path halfway up from the east ascent opposite the small pulpit that points towards the Birk valley During excavations between 1967 and 1971, Karl-Heinz Rieder found numerous pottery shards and metal objects from the early bronze, urnfield, Hallstatt and Celtic times, but also indications that the cave was still used as a refuge for people in the Middle Ages. According to legend, an underground passage once led from Waggerlloch to Arnsberg Castle. That is not true, but it could give a huge boost to tourism, thought Mayor Heinrich Hackner 50 years ago, and decided to give the legend a boost. On the spur of the moment, he ordered a man into the cave who was supposed to work his way towards Arnsberg with a shovel and pick. But the cunning plan did not work: the rock turned out to be too hard; the sweat-drenched worker threw the hoe aside in frustration after driving half a meter. Source: https://www.donaukurier.de/lokales/eichstaett/Kipfenberg-Zerplatzte-Traeume-im-Waggerlloch;art575,3264783 https://www.naturpark-altmuehltal.de/sehenswerte/michelsberg_bei_kipfenberg-2310/

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Great cave with spectacular access. It goes deep to the cave entrance. A little creepy 🙂. Pack a flashlight. Freely accessible! Visit if possible only in the period from April to October (for bat protection reasons) Audio guide Altmühltal Nature Park: https://audioguide.naturpark-altmuehltal.de/tour/item/arndthoehle_bei_attenzell-36/?hash=05b177fef9bb7574f00cc31409306c27

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Very interesting highlight on this tour

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It's easy to overlook that.

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Access: small path halfway up from the east ascent opposite the small pulpit that points towards the Birk valley During excavations between 1967 and 1971, Karl-Heinz Rieder found numerous pottery shards and metal objects from the early bronze, urnfield, Hallstatt and Celtic times, but also indications that the cave was still used as a refuge for people in the Middle Ages. According to the legend, an underground passage once led from Waggerlloch to Arnsberg Castle. This is not true, but it could give a huge boost to tourism, thought Mayor Heinrich Hackner 50 years ago, and decided to give the legend a boost. On the spur of the moment, he ordered a man into the cave, who should work his way towards Arnsberg with a shovel and pick. But the cunning plan didn't work: the rock turned out to be too hard; the sweat-drenched worker threw the hoe aside in frustration after driving half a meter. Source: https://www.donaukurier.de/lokales/eichstaett/Kipfenberg-Zerplatzte-Traeume-im-Waggerlloch;art575,3264783 https://www.naturpark-altmuehltal.de/sehenswerte/michelsberg_bei_kipfenberg-2310/

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