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Rock Labyrinth Langenhennersdorf

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In the middle of the forest, between Nikolsdorfer Wänden and Bernhardstein, there is a weathered sandstone labyrinth with narrow crevices, caves and passages.

The rock labyrinth near Langenhennersdorf is an impressive natural phenomenon made of sandstone. Weathering has created numerous crevices, fissures and caves, transforming the terrain into a widely branching labyrinth.

The caves are arranged in rows, often separated only by thin walls, and are particularly striking. Their shape is reminiscent of hourglasses and makes the site a special natural experience.

A signposted circular path with numbers on a green background leads through the site. It is easy to walk and the one-way system ensures a relaxed visit - even when there is a large crowd.

The labyrinth is protected as a natural monument. Access can be reached on foot from the nearby parking lot. okIf it is wet, it is not advisable to enter.

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Rock Labyrinth Langenhennersdorf
Parkplatz: Harald-Schurz-Weg 1, keine Postadresse da Waldgebiet
01816 Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel - OT Langenhennersdorf
Deutschland

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Phone: +49 35023 52980
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