Top 7 Caves 에르시겐 주변

A pretty little stream that flows through a walk-in cave. It's easy to miss, which is a shame. A fun playground, especially for children in summer, on the way to the Mutzbach Falls.

After the storm in 2006, the forest section between the Wynigenbrücke and Waldeggbrücke was closed to the passageway due to the risk of slipping and falling rocks. The renewed landslide in the summer of 2021 on the first Gisnauflue has increased the risk of falling rocks again. The danger has also been exacerbated by falling trees and parts of the crowns of the numerous ash trees, which are affected by the rampant fungal disease "ash wilt". The forest between the Wynigen and Waldegg bridges is part of the Gisnauflüe natural forest reserve and is left to develop naturally for reasons of nature conservation

The accessible cave with a watercourse inspires children!

You can get an insight into this highlight and the trails here: https://youtu.be/_SI3OBhOvvE

The best single trail in the Busleten and Leuzigen Forest. It's fun and unfortunately it's way too short

There are two sandstone caves at this point. There is a paved barbecue area with benches and tables. In the hot summer you can cool off here. The caves are accessible. The locals also call them beer caves or ice caves because beer was probably stored in them in the past. The story is said to go back to the Middle Ages. But I have not found any precise information. What a shame, an exciting thing.

in front of the hell a bench and a roasting table. not far to the Mutzbachfall

Children love the caves!