Top 3 Caves 플리덴 주변

The Steinau stalactite cave is not always open. However, it is very good for respiratory illnesses.

The spot, or rather the hole through which a cow fell back then, is well secured... This is probably how the cave was discovered in the first place.

Start of the Spessart trail "Steinauer Teufelshöhle and Bergweiher Trail"

Nice place to stay

The Rommerz Grotto is idyllically situated on the mountain and not far from a great wedding venue for ceremonies and weddings. From here you have a great view of the Rhön. 🏞️ #Rommerz #Grotto #DreamWedding #RhönView

Unfortunately not yet open at the moment... winter rest

A work of art that makes science come alive... that's what it says in the explanation of the basalt block

The mine was opened in the middle of the 19th century. At the height of the Himmelsberg, a shaft about 70 m deep was driven into the mountain, in which the coal was mined. In 1873 mining was stopped because there was little need for coal in the area due to the abundance of wood and little industry and transport to Fulda on bad roads was too expensive. The old, still existing mining tunnel, which now serves as a bat refuge, bears witness to the existing lignite deposits under the summit area. You can still see the overgrown driveways to the bottling plant and the plateau in front of the tunnel. The entrance to the site can still be seen in a deep cut.