Where is the meeting point

Hiking parking lot at the Easter cave, parcel number 56, Trondorf, 92259 Neukirchen bei Sulzbach-Rosenberg; from there a 100 m walk to the hut and the cave entrance.

How long does the tour last

The visit to the stalactite cave takes about 30 to 40 minutes; including a short briefing, you should plan about an hour on site.

What equipment is recommended

Warm clothing and sturdy shoes are mandatory; flashlights are provided on site or can be brought. Helmets are available depending on the offer.

From what age is the tour suitable

Children from 5 years can participate; strollers and dogs are not allowed in the cave.

How do I book my spot

Registration is done online through the provider Jura Ranger's website; fixed times apply for weekend tours of the show cave.

Are there parking options and public transport

Parking is possible directly at the hiking parking lot; by train to Neukirchen station, then by regional bus or on foot along marked paths.

Easter Cave Tour - Neukirchen Tour & Viewing 2026

Name: Easter Cave Discovery with Ranger Sabrina – Flashlight Tour
Start: 2026-09-03T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-03T12:40:00+02:00
Location: Osterhöhle (Wanderparkplatz)

With the flashlight into the Easter cave: A discovery experience for the whole family

On September 3, 2026, a special city tour into the underground awaits you in the Upper Palatinate: The Easter cave near Neukirchen b. Sulzbach-Rosenberg opens its stalactite world for a guided exploration without electric light. Together with Ranger Sabrina, families, nature enthusiasts, and culture explorers will experience a cultural enrichment of a special kind – history to touch, authentic atmosphere, and local history in the Natural Park Fränkische Schweiz – Frankenjura.

Under the ground: Architecture of nature and quiet magic

Right after the short approach from the hiking parking lot, you will dive into a 185-meter-long stalactite cave. Travertine pools, corrosion forms, and sparkling stalactites tell of millennia of earth history. The natural darkness makes every contour visible as the beam of your lamp sweeps over the pools and cave lake – an intense discovery experience for the eye and ear.

Insider knowledge from the guide: Ecosystem cave and cultural history

Ranger Sabrina shares with expertise and passion why caves are considered climate archives and why mindful behavior remains essential. She reports on the opening of the Easter cave as a show cave since 1905, its short total length of 185 meters, and the uniqueness of the flashlight tours – a vivid example of living cultural heritage in the Upper Palatinate.

Practical information about the tour: Duration, equipment, family

The guided visit lasts about 30–40 minutes. Warm clothing and sturdy shoes are required, as the temperature in the cave is around 8 degrees year-round. Children aged 5 and up are welcome; dogs remain outside. Group sizes are deliberately kept small to ensure an intense and safe experience. The route in the terrain around the cave is approximately 1 kilometer – ideal for families.

Visitor feedback

The reactions of visitors are clear: The cave tour delights explorers. A participant writes on Facebook: 'The best way to discover the secrets of the Upper Palatinate – exciting for both children and adults!'

Conclusion

Those who want to combine natural history, regional history, and sensory impressions will find in this tour the perfect micro-adventure: compact, educational, and impressive. Secure your spots now and experience the Easter cave in the authentic light of the flashlight.