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Last updated: June 28, 2026
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A peaceful place where you can take shelter from the sun in summer. There are benches and the possibility to have a barbecue. A beautiful spot, not only historically important, but also a great place to relax and recharge.
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The Taubenloch Gorge, stretching for almost 3 km, is a romantic gorge with steep rock faces, bridges, tunnels, and easily accessible paths. The Schüss River flows through the gorge. It originates in the St. Immertal valley and empties into Lake Biel.
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The restaurant at the upper entrance to the Taubenloch Gorge serves very fine food.
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Creux-Seupi is a cave entrance located in the Chasseral Natural Park in Switzerland. It is a popular destination for hikers who want to explore the underground wonders of the region. It is a karst cave formed by the dissolution of limestone by water over millions of years. It has a depth of approximately 100 meters and a length of approximately 500 meters. The cave is home to various species of bats, such as the greater horseshoe bat, lesser horseshoe bat, and common pipistrelle. The cave is also rich in speleothems, mineral deposits that develop in caves, such as stalactites, stalagmites and flowstones. Creux-Seupi is a fascinating place to discover the hidden beauty and diversity of nature.
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It's worth checking out!
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Here are the holes and caves that give the gorge its name.
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The marked section leads to the Lobsigen caves, the path is not suitable for cycling, it is very narrow and requires safe walking.
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