올텐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Beautiful place. Benches and even a rest area with a barbecue nearby.

The man-made blocks towering here, up to house-high, are evidence of a local landslide from the Born rock ledge. As the only truly native epiphyte, the Polypore Fern can be found in places with high humidity. This must have occurred a very long time ago. Recently, there have probably been no such collapses here. This conclusion can be drawn from the location and the growth of the blocks. The Polypore Fern has developed particularly well. on the moss cushions of the Born. This must have occurred in places with high humidity. This conclusion can be drawn from the location and the growth of the blocks. The Polypore Fern is also called angel-pulling. They are firmly embedded in the soil and have hardly any cavities. The limestone blocks are used to treat coughs, colds, and blockages, but too little soil material has yet accumulated for trees to grow.

Was no longer easily accessible in the meantime, but is now fully accessible again (March 2025)

Ideal for enjoying a cool bath!

Exciting place, also for children. They shouldn't be too small. There is a bit of climbing and you should bring good light.

The sea of rocks in the Tüfelschlucht is an impressive natural phenomenon. This collection of large, moss-covered rocks creates a fascinating landscape that invites you to explore. The path through the sea of rocks takes you over and between the rocks, which is a small adventure for hikers. The combination of the imposing rocks and the surrounding forest makes this section of the Tüfelschlucht particularly worth seeing.

The rocky surroundings and the trees are reflected in the clear water of the small pond. A very nice place to take a deep breath and enjoy nature.

This viewpoint is located on the highest point of the Swiss Belchen on the border between Baselland and Solothurn and is best reached on foot. There are no public transport stations nearby. A car park is available 5 minutes on foot below the Chilchzimmersattel. From there it is a 15-minute hike to the Belchenfluh. Further information The famous "Belchenflue" viewpoint was used as an observation post in World War I and was blasted into its current form. The Belchensüdstrasse between Ifenthal and the Belchenflue commemorates the troops involved in the construction with numerous coats of arms, which immortalized themselves in the rock after the work was completed.