Top 5 Caves 버넥 주변

Rock cellar in which a chapel was established. :)

The Witeleloch was first described in a newspaper article around 1907 by archaeologist and amateur geologist Gero von Merhart, who used the name Elisabethhöhle. In 1922, the cave was described by Josef Blumrich, a teacher from Bregenz. The cave has been designated a geological natural monument since April 1979. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witeleloch

The Felsenkeller is located near the Hoch-Altstätten Castle, a cave with a spherical diameter of about 3 m that was created by human hands and was probably used for storage, unfortunately there are no more doors. "Easy to reach on paths and supply roads from Altstätten, Marbach, Ober Lüchingen or St. Anton ..." also a fantastic mountain bike tour!

The first meters behind the impressive triangular portal are still accessible in daylight, the inner parts of the karst cave only with artificial lighting. At the entrance to the cave there is a small information board with an overview drawing. The hiking trail (Kapfweg) to the Witeleloch is partly steep, exposed, but easy to walk on. The cave itself should only be visited with good caving equipment.

A small cave in the rock, possibly an earlier cellar. Protected by a double gate, one side of which, however, was torn off its hinges. Inside a curve with a diameter of about 3m, as well as in height.

The cave is a little hidden, but with the GPS you have to look for a hole in the floor, not a wall entrance. A rope was attached to the entrance through which you can slide down a good 20m. However, due to the difficult underground, I didn't dare to go any further, but it seems to go further. The cave is extremely slippery, even in hot weather, and good shoes, sturdy pants and good gloves are required to go just a few meters into it! CAUTION AND SECURITY ARE REQUIRED! Don't go in alone!

A wall in the rock is bricked up with an old door, the door is open, behind it a small unused rock cellar. Not very exciting.

The path that leads past the impressive Witeleloch natural monument is a blue and white marked alpine path that requires surefootedness and a head for heights. It is a super nice, narrow, partly quite exposed path along the rock. The view of these rocks is just super beautiful and impressive, I love such views and the way is just cool!