How long does the tour last

The cave tour lasts about 30 to 40 minutes and includes the accessible section of the Osterhöhle with about 130 meters.

Where is the meeting point

The meeting point is at the Waldschänke at the Osterhöhle, Flurnummer 56, Trondorf, 92259 Neukirchen near Sulzbach-Rosenberg. Parking is about 200 meters away.

What equipment is needed

Flashlights and safety helmets are available on site. Sturdy, non-slip shoes and warm clothing are recommended due to the approximately 8 to 9 degrees in the cave.

What is the minimum age for the tour

Children from 5 years old are allowed to participate in the tour. Dogs are not allowed in the cave.

How is registration done

Registration is done online through the provider's website juraranger.net. Timely reservation is recommended, as group size is limited.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible

The Osterhöhle is untouched and not wheelchair accessible. Uneven paths and low passages are to be expected.

Osterhöhle Tour & Visit - Neukirchen b. Sulzbach-Rosenberg 2026

Name: Osterhöhle Tour: With Ranger Sabrina into the Underground
Start: 2026-05-29T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-29T13:00:00+02:00
Location: Osterhöhle mit Waldschänke

Experience Osterhöhle: With a flashlight into the mysterious underground

On May 29, 2026, a special discovery experience awaits in the Fränkische Schweiz: A guided city tour of a different kind leads you to the untouched Osterhöhle near Neukirchen b. Sulzbach-Rosenberg. Without electric light, just with a flashlight, you will discover delicate formations, stalactites, and cave chambers – an adventure for families and explorers.

Sensory impressions underground

Cool 8–9 degrees, the quiet dripping of the spring water, shimmering stalactites: history to touch is palpable in the 185-meter-long stalactite cave. Your guide, Ranger Sabrina, describes the local history of the show cave (first mentioned around 1630) and explains the delicate ecosystem – cultural enrichment included.

Insider knowledge: Architecture of nature

Cathedral-like rooms, sinter basins, and potholes tell of the geological heritage of the region. The tour lasts about 30–40 minutes, the accessible section measures about 130 meters. Small groups ensure proximity to nature and allow for informed insights into the regional cultural heritage.

Practical details for your tour

The meeting point is at the Waldschänke at the Osterhöhle (Flurnummer 56, Trondorf). Parking is about 200 meters away; sturdy footwear and warm clothing are recommended. Flashlights and safety helmets are available on-site; children from 5 years old can participate. Registration is done through juraranger.net.

Conclusion: Nature adventure for the whole family

This cave tour combines knowledge, excitement, and nature experience. Discover a piece of regional history, experience an authentic atmosphere underground, and secure your spots now – for an unforgettable micro-adventure in the Amberg-Sulzbacher Land.