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A beautiful spot... nature 🌳🍄‍🟫

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I didn't know about it until today, but it exists. Near the youth camp site on the other side of the Kauerbach. There is already a love canyon!

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At the foot of a quarry high in the hillside is the tunnel marked with the number "11". The tunnel, which is almost square at the beginning (you can only see a triangle from the outside because the right side is covered with leaves) leads a long way into the mountain through several excavation chambers, but is quite low in places due to the slate debris.

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There is also a rest stop directly at the slate quarry

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https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wohnrother_Bach?wprov=sfla1

Is there a cat coming out?

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Unfortunately, the spacious entrance to the tunnel is deceptive. The tunnel turns to the right, then curves to the left and ends after a few meters. The tunnel is marked with a "15" at the entrance.

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An approximately 15 meter deep slate gallery near Leideneck, the side exits of which have already collapsed. Neither the beginning nor the end of the slate quarrying has survived, but use as a hiding place for Schinderhannes around 1800 is unlikely.

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Only in the years 1921 to 1924 was the pit in operation, in which the oily roofing slate was mined. However, the oil content in this pit was too low. The tunnel was about 100m long, with a branch 50m to the right and 25m to the left. In 1965 a school class explored and mapped the tunnel. There is a large, rustic picnic bench along the way. A bridge leads over the Wohnrother Bach, which uses a twin trunk as a pillar. On the opposite side in the district of Wohnroth there is a previously abandoned slate mine "unterm Uhligkopf", which Komoot has thrown together with this in the Buch district.

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The tunnel goes in almost 50 meters, and shortly before the end a shaft goes down but it doesn't go any further.

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You'd love to know where he is going, right?

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I walked past it a whopping 55 times before, on the 56th attempt and with minimal February vegetation, I noticed the gate off the path. The tunnel entrance is very low and secured with a padlock. Exploration 11/22: Actually, only the entrance is a bit low. After that, it's easy to descend 60 meters into the mountain, slightly crouching. After 40 meters, a small mining chamber branches off to the left, followed by a shaft leading vertically down about 10 meters. Roughly estimated, it's about 6 meters. With an opening of about 1x1 meters, a misstep would be impossible to catch and could cause significant damage. It's quite possible that there's a side branch in the remaining 10 meters, and there's definitely a tunnel leading off to the side at the bottom of the shaft. This largely unknown tunnel is one of the sites of the Wellmich-Werlau vein train, which includes, for example, the Werlau shaft https://www.komoot.de/highlight/1371659, the Gustav shaft https://www.komoot.de/highlight/3100074 and the Camilla mine https://www.komoot.de/highlight/1099786 and which ends not far from the Eid mine on the Geierberg near Alterkülz https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grube_Eid.

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You can enter the tunnel through the low entrance (marked with a "14") and then go down a few meters at standing height, overcoming a slate heap. Location: The tunnel is on the path north of the Belger Bach.

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Cozy resting place, which is located directly next to the entrance to the Balduin slate pit and the Wohnroter Bach. The slate quarry is not accessible.

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