Top 6 Caves 홈브레히티콘 주변

According to my research, *Gubel" is a hill or a rise, but not a cave. But of course, a Gubel can also have a waterfall slightly downstream or emerging from the hill. According to the map, the cave in question is called Batzberghöhle, near the Gubelbächli.

The Käpfnach mine is still open to tourists today and guided tours are available.

One of the three surviving tunnels, but bricked up.

The main entrance of a larger cave, which can be entered while standing. Several passages in the rock, one of which comes to light on the other side. However, that hole in the hill should not be used as an entrance, lots of spiders there. (Unfortunately speaking from experience)

A cave or rather an overhang from Nagelfluh with a small fireplace. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK! Because Nagelfluh and the Brocken aren't just lying around there.

A Nagelfluh cave, which after the narrow entrance becomes a cavity in which you can stand. A little damp and dark, but wonderfully cool in summer!

A Gubel is a "half-cave". The Wissengubel near Gibswil is known. Here I happened to discover a very similar Gubel that is not marked on the map. This cave is also impressive, with a small waterfall flowing over it and now with ice at the bottom. The narrow hiking trail down to the Gubel is blocked after a few meters by a fallen tree uprooted.