가장 멋진 동굴 7곳

Old ore mine entrance with information boards.

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Here, you can experience mining in the past. It's worth a detour and a break. The tunnel also serves as a cooling-off point in hot weather.

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Cows probably block the way from time to time

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Interesting how stones sound when knocked on, also great for young people to try something out

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A few meters underground very interesting a flashlight is helpful when I was there no light

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The gate is not locked, please close it again afterwards.

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Be sure to visit the pit. There's a light switch at the beginning. Not recommended for those afraid of spiders, as larger ones await visitors right at the beginning.

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Visually, there's not much to see. At first glance, it appears to be a small crevice in the rock. But you should stand right next to the opening or reach in with your hand. It's not just a cold breeze; it feels more like standing in front of an open freezer.

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This is where the saltpeter was hidden back then. The path to the cave should only be taken in dry weather, as a short section is a bit steep.

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The mining here is interesting.

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A small mine - some seating a great place to rest

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More information under the following link: https://www.gemeinde-dachsberg.de/Gemeindeleben/Freizeit/Bergbauzeugen-in-Dachsberg

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50 m is an exaggeration, I guess it is not more than 15 meters. https://www.bergfex.de/sommer/dachsberg-hotzenwald/highlights/4468-dachsberg--naturerlebnisplatz-friedrich-august-grube/

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Attraction is a 25m in the mountain-reaching tunnel, at the end of a sound body that reminds a little of the stone from the movie 2001. Before that, some objects from the field of experience of the senses of Hugo Kükelhaus. Exciting especially with children.

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Very interesting little "play mine" with a freely accessible tunnel. The "stone instruments", polished stone blocks of various sizes, which can be made to sound with a rubber clapper or a hand stroke, also tempt you to play. At certain times (inform in advance!), The structure of raw stones can also be explored by cutting and polishing in a stone grinding shop.

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Playground with access to a tunnel. A lot of interesting facts about the expression.

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Apart from the fact that this pit is more like a test tunnel and not directly connected to the old tunnel course, you can at least 50m into the mountain and look at the rock from below. Some sound columns of a local sculptor are standing here. There are also guided tours with a helmet, but I was not sure if they were made in the tunnel. Definitely a must, if you walk past anyway. And beware, there is a nature reserve right next to it that houses rare lichens. So be especially careful here.

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