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A wonderful tunnel that can be entered by crouching. Easily accessible and safe to walk through inside. However, I could not find any historical records of its construction.

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the trail needed to be imagined in early February of 2025 - many fallen trees, steep, and slippery - but I made it out without any injuries :-)

Maybe a bit too exciting for some casual hikers (like me) :-D

Really wonderful, adventurous place with 4 famous caves and monumental rock heads!

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A great place. Seems a bit enchanted

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What I particularly like about this natural forest reserve: For once you don't have to follow predefined paths, you can find your way back anyway - through the thicket, along bushes and trees and lots and lots of wilderness! https://www.teddy-b.ch/tipp-der-woche/naturwaldreservat-teufelskeller-baden-ag-lothars-erbe/

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The steep path to the quarry has been washed out and is very rocky due to the heavy rain in recent months. Each biker has to decide for themselves whether the stairs at the end of the trail are rideable.

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Silent, deserted, a testimony to the past.

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A beautiful area near Baden with the forest left to its own devices.

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Here you say goodbye to Brugg and hike into the wilderness

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short trail down to the quarry

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During World War I, a man-height crooked tunnel was dug into the flank of the Heitersberg. The entrance is elevated above the forest path on a small ledge in the slope. You have to bend down briefly to get inside, but you can then stand upright almost the entire time. The tunnel has several small kinks, so daylight doesn't get in very far. There are no holes or obstacles anywhere on the bottom, if you feel like it you can do a little "test of courage" and go through without a light... the exit (also lower than the rest of the cave) is directly in a very steep slope. It used to be accessible via a small trail, but is now practically inaccessible.

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I would like to come for a short visit

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From Mägenwil uphill via the quarry to Maiengrün, I came across large groups of children who worked with the old quarry tools under supervision with great concentration

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Always nice to visit the quarry. To see the happy faces of the children and adults while "grilling sausages and playing".

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Today was twice at the quarry, this time in the sunshine, the steep, narrow drive down to the quarry, then the view of the large cave, this too is something special.

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The short, narrow single trail leads to the Eckwil Mägenwil quarry

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Beautiful torrent and on the other side of the mountain there is a cave

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Great view of Brugg

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Forest reserve that has not really been managed since the December storm Lothar. Only the most important paths are cleared and dangers removed. Otherwise the forest is left to itself. Between the strange conglomerate formations there are some very deep holes, but also open areas with places to sit. An adventure area par excellence. It is quite shady and cool here all year round, which is wonderfully pleasant in summer. In winter the snow stays a little longer than in other regions of the forest.

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