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No idea where it was, I'll check next time 🤔

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A cave with a bench inside - there would easily be room for a football team.

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Nice little cave a bit off the path

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The cave is not deep but is great for exploring or just exploring

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The Kammergraben is the path that leads from Bleichheim up to the castle meadow and on to Kürnberg Castle. Halfway up to the castle meadow there is a tunnel mouth in the hillside in the Kammergraben in the Gewann Bergmannsloch. If you climb this slope to the west, after a few meters you will find a so-called pinge in the forest. A pinge is a funnel-shaped depression in the terrain that was created by mining operations, where the vertical entrances into the mine tunnels collapsed and the soil above slipped. The chamber moat was once owned by the Meiger von Kürnberg, vassals of the Lords of Üsenberg and bailiffs of Kürnberg Castle. They had probably already been mining here in the late Middle Ages. Further Pingen are located northwest below Kürnberg Castle on the Ölberg and along the Kammergraben. The ore deposits here were very sparse. Brown iron stone, manganese iron ore and galena were primarily mined here. But there are also numerous references to mining activities on the Kirnhalden, east of the castle on the Erzbuck.

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Cave is quite big and deep. A secret tip.

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The small cave is a small highlight. You can light a small fire here and sit comfortably. Please be sure to put out the fire before leaving. We have already observed it several times that the fire was still on.

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very nice place to rest

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Fountain and resting place on the human cave path which certainly has its advantages in summer.

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The Caroline mine is one of the oldest accessible ore mines in the Black Forest. If you want to travel back in time to the working world of the Middle Ages, this is the right place for you. One of the special features is that the historical development between the 13th and 18th centuries can be easily reconstructed through datable finds and documents. The pit rooms, carved by hand from the hard basement rock with mallets and iron, are of particular aesthetic beauty - quasi “sculptural work” underground. The geological history of the development of the ore and mineral veins, which is around 300 million years old and can be understood here in the truest sense of the word, is also fascinating. The pit is located on the edge of the forest in the idyllic Eberbachtal in the Sexau district of Eberbächle, exactly opposite the imposing castle ruins of the stronghold. A considerable part of the historical facilities is accessible via tunnels and an underground shaft; six levels with mining and search terms, further shafts and crosscuts have been exposed today. Among other things, a reel shaft, largely preserved in the original timber construction from around 1530, has been excavated. All pit rooms are well lit and can be accessed safely. Lead and copper ores containing silver (galena, pale ores), which occur in barite veins, were mined. Today they are no longer of economic interest. However, the geoscientific investigation of the ore and mineral veins that were accessible again led to findings that ultimately changed the formation models for all ore and mineral veins in the Black Forest. Source and more: http://www.carolinengrube.de/

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The cave looks really cool. During our visit, the remains of a fire could be seen - small fires are probably made here more often.

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Shady seating with fountain. Chalkboard with inscription: "The early watercourse led to this Path from the valley to the former monastic Hofgut "Brudergarten" - destroyed on 9 Dec. 1738 « "Not far from here were the" human caves "- Hide the villagers in danger of war in earlier centuries «

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