New giant cave at Reiteralm (Bayerische Alpen)
After the fall of 2005 was the combination of Eisrohrhöhle and Bammelschacht could the Eisrohrhöhle-Bammelschacht system (1337/118) in the current season on about 5 km a total length be explored and thus represents the first giant cave in the plateau of the Reiteralm dar. With 5804 m at a depth of 496 m , the cave system now ranks among the 10 longest and deepest caves in Germany.
The recent increase in length was mainly in the southern continuation of the "giant cave levels" (1650 to 1700 m above sea level) recorded in the large-scale warehouses, and could be found for alpine conditions remarkable sinter deposits. In addition to the exploration of new territory currently supported by VdHK cave climate project is the focus of the research record, for the present 6 autonomous data logger temperature and wind direction data. (Max Wisshak, 8.2007)
Images / Max Wisshak: Eisrohrhöhle-Bammelschacht system
After the fall of 2005 was the combination of Eisrohrhöhle and Bammelschacht could the Eisrohrhöhle-Bammelschacht system (1337/118) in the current season on about 5 km a total length be explored and thus represents the first giant cave in the plateau of the Reiteralm dar. With 5804 m at a depth of 496 m , the cave system now ranks among the 10 longest and deepest caves in Germany.
The recent increase in length was mainly in the southern continuation of the "giant cave levels" (1650 to 1700 m above sea level) recorded in the large-scale warehouses, and could be found for alpine conditions remarkable sinter deposits. In addition to the exploration of new territory currently supported by VdHK cave climate project is the focus of the research record, for the present 6 autonomous data logger temperature and wind direction data. (Max Wisshak, 8.2007)
Images / Max Wisshak: Eisrohrhöhle-Bammelschacht system
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