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It's quite a climb, but the effort is worth it! The Hollow Church, an impressive dolomite rock formation with a passage and viewpoint, is definitely a highlight of the area!

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On the west side of the Strahlenfels Castle Hill, a rocky spur branches off about 100 meters to the west, which was used to build a castle. The north side of the rocky spur drops about 15 meters vertically, and the west and south sides also drop steeply, partly interspersed with rocks, also 15 meters. Only the east side is connected to the slightly raised castle hill and had to be protected accordingly. There you can see a presumably natural ditch, which may have served as a neck ditch. Of the castle on the rocky spur, only a six-meter-long and two-meter-high wall remains (image 4), which is in danger of falling away, and two smaller wall remains on the east side, which are only visible from below, remain. There is also a round cistern with a diameter of about half a meter on the castle plateau. It is still about half a meter deep and filled with leaves. In 1589, there was still a residential building, opposite which was a brick floor, also a building, in which there was a cellar, a chapel and above it a grain store. The entrance to the castle was on the south side of the rocky outcrop (image 2) via a seven-step staircase hewn out of the rock (image 3), from which a narrow path led upwards. You can probably imagine the entrance being like that of Pottenstein Castle. Wildenfels Castle and Wolfsberg Castle also had similar entrances. There may have been an outer bailey on a 15-meter lower level of the terrain to the south, but nothing of it remains. At the foot of the rocky outcrop on the northwest side outside the castle complex there is a small cave, the Strahlenfels Castle Cave (Cave Register of the Franconian Alb, D 516), which was closed off from the outside with walls. It probably served as a storage room for the castle residents. Source: Wikipedia

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Walk-in cave and also quite cool 🥶. Flashlight 🔦 would be good and helpful

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Super nice view of the Trubachtal and great passage through the rock. Fun for smaller kids too. Well suited for a family hike.

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Passage rock in an exposed location. At the other end, a fantastic view of the valley surprises you. Very beautiful!

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the view after going through the passage cave is magnificent!

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On the left side of the St 2243 road from Neunkirchen am Brand to Effeltrich (Forchheim district), hidden in a small group of trees, is the entrance to this former ice cellar. The group of trees is the natural monument 154 04 "Linde mit Arkazien am Felsenkeller" Fl. No. 782. Before the invention of refrigerators and cold stores, ice cellars were used to keep food fresh. They were either driven into sandstone rocks or built up with stones in holes in the ground and covered with a layer of earth. They usually consisted of an entrance area as an anteroom or (cold) lock and the actual cold room and therefore also had two doors. In winter, blocks of ice were extracted (sawed) from nearby ponds or lakes and taken to the ice cellar. The cooling effect could be used well into late summer with almost constant low temperatures. The ice cellars had a drainage system on the floor leading to the outside, in order to let the melt water and the condensation water forming on the walls and the ceiling run off to the outside.

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Nice vantage point at the hollow church. There is also a bench to linger

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Wonderful view from up here, but the wind can whistle quite a bit.

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Nice vantage point with a little less hustle and bustle than at the summit cross. There is a rest area with a table and benches nearby

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Magnificent view! It's best to climb during the week, then you can enjoy it in peace.

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Very good opportunity to take a look at the Rothenberg Fortress from the slope side.

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Rock massif of the Glatzenstein. Below the lookout rock there is a cave that was already used in prehistoric times. From the viewing platform you can enjoy a wonderful view that makes you forget the hardship of the ascent.

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View of the valley and the festivals Rothenberg

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Rock formation, view into the valley, with good visibility to the west to Nuremberg

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Fantastic view of the fortress Rothenberg, the Hetzles / Lindelberg, Moritzberg, into the Pegnitztal up to Nuremberg with good view. The rock formation of the Glatzenstein is famous.

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A really nice view! The tour itself is good to walk. For our conditions a pleasant length. Already a good climb, but with variety. It goes a lot through the forest. The more beautiful the view from the Glatzenstein. From here we could also make out the Nuremberg TV tower. Unfortunately, a lot of archeology is not visible.

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The photos number 1 and 2 uploaded here are not taken by myself, but were copied from the Wikipedia entry about the radiant rock. The key point I'm getting at is that these photos were taken back in 2008. The castle rock now looks different. As the photo of gecko and mine show, the slope that was exposed at that time has now completely grown back into a really impenetrable bush forest. Even the path marked on the map halfway up the rocky massif past the grotto is difficult to walk on. There is no official path leading up to the Burgstall. A climb branches off to the south just after the start of the previously mentioned path and is hardly noticeable during the growing season. It leads over the steps cut into the rock mentioned in the Wikipedia article. I added a sketch as photo number 5. The radiant rock is worth a climb. You still have a bit of a distant view from above, you can also see the tower fragment from the competitor Wildenfels. With this system, as with so many others, the sustainability of the rock and slope exposures that have been carried out is not given. Without hungry goats constantly circling around, everything grows over again very quickly. Lots more information about the Strahlenfels: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgstall_ Strahlenfels

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A really beautiful place with an extreme view over the Nuremberg area and facing west. The Glatzenstein is ideal for watching one or two wonderful sunsets.

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The cave is about 20 meters west under the rock. The entrance is a "bottom hole", paths are not visible, I have been looking for longer. So again the coordinates: WGS84 49 ° 40 '55.74 "N, 11 ° 25' 26" E 49.68215 °, 11.42389 ° The map material is not right in the area, there are many more ways. The hole / rock (very nice, go up) is off road through sparse beech forest to reach: > from the south from a path running at the foot of the slope approx. 200 m, normal incline > ditto from the north; here a wide passage leads over the ridge right past our rock. The passage can be seen through the trees.

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