Top 4 Caves 술츠 암 네카어 주변

The Moritzloch is a large, oval, basin-shaped sinkhole that has collapsed into the uppermost shell limestone. At its deepest point in the northern part of the sinkhole (approximately 7 m deep), there is an artificially enlarged entrance to a karst cave. The cave is not accessible.

Nature - historical hiking trail Eutinger Tal 3. Former beer cellar of the Sonnenwirt At the entrance to the Eutinger Tal, at least five beer cellars were carved into the shell limestone, in which the innkeepers kept their freshly brewed beer at a constant temperature. At the end of the cellars, a chimney-like shaft provided ventilation. Bat cellar Abandoned beer cellars are winter quarters for various bats (e.g. the local barbastelle bat) and amphibians (e.g. fire salamander), which depend on a frost-free and undisturbed retreat. Source: Information board at the site

Nature - historical hiking trail Eutinger Tal 3. Former beer cellar of the Sonnenwirt At the entrance to the Eutinger Tal, at least five beer cellars were carved into the shell limestone, in which the innkeepers kept their freshly brewed beer at a constant temperature. At the end of the cellars, a chimney-like shaft provided ventilation. Bat cellar Abandoned beer cellars are winter quarters for various bats (e.g. the barbastelle bat found here) and amphibians (e.g. fire salamanders), which depend on a frost-free and undisturbed retreat. Source: Information board at the site

Wonderful discovery tour for nature lovers in the hidden Eutinger Tal - The Natural history hike leads to karst springs, butterfly slopes and bat cellars. Information boards explain details of the most interesting points. You hike past the natural monument of the karst springs of the Talbach and the Lochbrunnen, which carries large amounts of water. The water for the Gäu water supply is obtained in the Talmühlequelle water protection area. The grazing of Boer goats and the ruins of the Eutinger Tal manor bring history and active nature conservation to life.

Unfortunately no free beer😅

WARNING. The name is tempting and so I walked about 2 km extra to see the cave. However, when you get there, you just walk in circles and look for the cave. There is nothing to be found except a deepening in the forest next to the bridge, which is also overgrown and inaccessible from all sides. No way, nothing. So only interesting for geocachers.

the hiking trail is 6.15 km long the starting point is the sports center at the sports field in Eutingen im Gäu the information signs are very informative

The gold cave is an approximately 180-year-old tunnel in the Stuben sandstone, which was created because of alleged gold finds. After a few years of wasted prospecting, the mining operation was stopped again. The tunnel has largely collapsed today. The steep Keuper slopes of the Mildersbach valley are largely forested. Source: https://www.stadt-geislingen.de/index.php?id=356&type=98