The "Celtic Hole“ provides a window into
the prehistoric mining era (approximately
1,000 to 1,800 years before Christ). When
modern copper mining began at Mitterberg
(Mühlbach am Hochkönig) in 1829, the
"Mariahilfstollen“ was initiated. Not far
from the entrance, a prehistoric mining
tunnel was discovered, leading to the
"Keltenloch.“
Until a few years ago, it was possible
to descend about 10 meters into
the Keltenloch and explore inside.
Unfortunately, due to the risk of collapse
in the entrance area, it is no longer safe to
enter. To get an idea, please refer to the
photo with the "Kelten."