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The Strudelloch is located on a beautiful trail directly on the Danube below the Antoniberg near Steppberg.

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The nature reserve encompasses the caves and the surrounding areas of the Jura slope. It was designated a protected area in 1979 (size: 7.03 hectares) due to the geological and ecological significance of the caves and the biodiversity of the adjacent dry grasslands. The Mauerner Höhlen Nature Reserve is located at the entrance to the Wellheim Urdonautal Valley, north of Mauern. It is known for its karst caves, which were inhabited by humans until the Paleolithic period and contain significant archaeological finds. The area is characterized by limestone slopes with rare vegetation, especially flowers and insects. Features of the Nature Reserve: •Karst caves: The caves are a geotope and natural monument that offers insights into the earth's history and the way of life of early humans. •Archaeological finds: Significant finds have been made in the caves, including animal and human remains, tools, and a limestone figure. •Limestone slopes: The steep slopes are covered with rare vegetation created by sheep grazing. •Flora and fauna: Numerous flowers and insects, such as the Argus Blue butterfly, are native here. •Hiking trails: There are well-maintained paths along the slope that invite you to hike and enjoy nature. •Nature conservation: The caves are protected by grilles to prevent collapse and looting.

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The caves are beautifully situated on the dry slope near Mauern. You can take great pictures from inside the caves.

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Very beautiful there, the caves and the area in the Urdonautal

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Walls caves

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A small footpath away from the bike path

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I also think it's a shame that you can't go any further inside. But the area there is very nice, great view of the Urdonautal with walls and Rennertshofen, the path past the rock face, coming from Wellheim, is also very nice... and above all a quiet area,

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Also called Strudlerloch

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There is a small cave next to the beautiful trail along the Danube.

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The cave is a whirlpool created by the Danube a long time ago

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Unfortunately, the caves are not accessible due to the danger of collapse.

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a great area where there is always something new to discover!

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Caves that were used in the Paleolithic Age. You can't go in, but you can look in where cave lions once looked out.

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Caves that were already used in the Paleolithic age, as evidenced by numerous excavations. The caves are not accessible, but you can walk around and look where cave lions once looked out.

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So this is definitely not a bike highlight but one for MTB. Especially when you drive up the Danube like me, the trip becomes really interesting. Since you can hardly ride a MTB, everything is so overgrown here (as of August 2019) But it's definitely interesting.

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So this is definitely not a bike highlight but one for MTB. Since you can hardly ride a MTB, everything is so overgrown here (as of August 2019) But it's definitely interesting.

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Several small caves that are unfortunately not accessible.

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Is not accessible.

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Beautiful landscape here with top paths for biking and hiking.

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These natural karst caves are also called the Mauerner Höhlen. The caves have been inhabited or at least used as a shelter since the Paleolithic Age. During excavations, stone tools and animal bones that are over 27,000 years old have been found.

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