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The ruins of Mont Royal fortress lie above Traben-Trarbach on a bend in the Moselle River and were built at the end of the 17th century by order of the French Sun King, Louis XIV. The complex covered an area of 50 hectares and offered space for up to 12,000 soldiers and 3,000 horses. It was intended to serve as a supply base for the French Rhine Army and to control the central Rhineland. Only eleven years after construction began, following the Peace of Rijswijk in 1697, the French destroyed the fortress themselves in 1698 to avoid surrendering it to their opponents. Today, only a few remains of the once mighty fortress are visible. These include sections of the walls, casemates, cellar vaults, and defensive ditches. A large part of the ruins is overgrown by forest.

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At first glance, the spiral sandstone staircase appears to be enclosed by a gate. However, this only prevents ascent. The descent leads into darkness via the stairs, which are partially slippery due to rubble, followed by a tunnel leading to a loooong, equally slippery staircase that descends into the depths. This tunnel then leads into a long, equally slippery tunnel with loopholes on the sides, at the end of which you return to daylight. Sturdy footwear and sufficient lighting, or good accident insurance, are recommended!

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All that remains of the barracks, i.e. the accommodation buildings, are numerous vaulted cellars, which have collapsed in many places, creating a huge crater field.

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So now the cave is also barred.

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A beautiful path, but you should be sure-footed.

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Small cave with seating in front

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Small but nice. Seating in front of the cave

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Small walk-in cave. A nice change

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Cave in a huge rock, where slate was also mined. The cave, which leads slightly downwards, is filled with leaves that are sometimes waist-high at the entrance, so you have to feel your way carefully with your feet because there are large rocks, deep holes and slippery slate slabs under the leaves.

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slate stone cave

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Small, interesting cave.

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If you want to enjoy a very personal view, you can take a small, secured steep path to the left of the hut to the actual Kobesloch. The path is not long, but you should be sure-footed and not afraid of heights. A must for climbing enthusiasts.

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The Kobesloch and the associated hut give us the last kick: A steep, steel cable-secured path leads to the Kobesloch - space for two - that's all the path and the hole offers. This change is just great.

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The Kobesloch and the associated hut give us the last kick: A steep, steel cable-secured path leads to the Kobesloch - space for two - that's all the path and the hole offers. This change is just great.

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Small cave that you can tread carefully (clammy, slippery, there is sometimes water in it). The illumination with the mobile phone is completely sufficient, the light yield for a mobile phone photo without a flash was even sufficient.

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Small cave, don't forget a flashlight!

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Beautiful and wide panoramic view

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Past the hut on the left is a narrow path to the Kobesloch. You should be free from giddiness and sure-footed. Steel cables secure the way. Was a nice short detour.

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Feasible with a normal bike, but not for the faint-hearted as some of the trails are bad

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Hard to believe, but at this point a slate cave.. RESPECT

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