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At Frauenstein, the climb is extremely steep for a short time, and the climb is probably only manageable with a push. The rest of the route isn't easyJet either.

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a schens Fleckerl

Great trail

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The real Räuber Heigl cave is near Bad Kötzting. This is not the real one. And the cave is not even 1 meter deep.

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interesting place

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Robber Heigl Cave, who is said to have lived here around 1850. His motto: Robber Heigl had mercy, he took from the rich and gave to the poor. Right next door you will find the Frogmouth Rock.

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Winter quarters for bats

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A really great thing this rock cellar for the bats. In summer, when hibernation is over, you can also visit the rock cellar.

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Many years ago, around 1850, the rebel, folk hero and robber Michael Heigl, or 'Robin Hood vom Bayerwald', is said to have lived here in the Räuber-Heigl-Cave. Since Heigl primarily robbed rich farmers and clergy, he enjoyed great sympathy and broad support among the poorer classes. A little something is imma dra!

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The Steinernen Häusl is a small cave at the southern foot of the Kreuzfelsens on the Kleinen Roßberg

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This is where the robber is said to have hidden from his pursuers.

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Through the betrayal of a former friend, the robber's cave hideout was discovered. He was arrested there on June 18, 1853 and sentenced to death by beheading in Straubing in 1854. After a plea for clemency, King Max II commuted the death penalty to life imprisonment.

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According to legend, the robber Heigl lived here

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This is where the robber Heigl is said to have "holed" / housed! The rock formations are interesting, it's worth taking a closer look. There is also a "frog mouth" to be seen.

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Nice collection of rocks that you can pass quickly without paying attention to them.

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The Räuber Heiglhöhle is a beautiful rock formation on the hiking trail from St. Englmar to Pröller.

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The history of this place is home to many animals but in commune bats which make this place its home which are not known caves in Germany at least not many.

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The Historische Felsenkeller is a former beer warehouse. Today, the vaulted granite is a popular wintering ground for bats, as there are hardly any natural caves in the Bavarian Forest.

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