Travelog post for: Henrietta Hippo

Klusenstein, a knight's castle built in 1353, sits high on the rocks of the Hönnetal (Hönne valley). It's famous for its picturesque rocks from lime-stone and the caves. The area has been inhabited by man since the Old Stone Age at least and you may find traces of it in the caves.

Until the 1970s or 80s the Hönnetal used to be a paradise for climbers, but nowadays the rocks are protected. You may go for a hike and enjoy many romantic views. You can also traverse the valley by canoe on the river Hönne, if it carries enough water.