In den Felsmassiven der Alpengipfel gibt es kleine Höhlen, die während des Ersten Weltkriegs von Deutschen, Österreichern und Russen in der Arpad-Linie benutzt wurden - Stockfoto & -bild

In rock massifs of alpine peaks there are small caves that were used by Germans, Austrians and Russians in the line of Arpad during the First World War

In rock massifs of alpine peaks there are small caves that were used by Germans, Austrians and Russians in the line of Arpad during the First World War

In rock massifs of alpine peaks there are small caves that were used by Germans, Austrians and Russians in the line of Arpad during the First World War

In rock massifs of alpine peaks there are small caves that were used by Germans, Austrians and Russians in the line of Arpad during the First World War

Old mine, littered with a collapse. Earlier, in the depths of the alpine mountain, gold or silver was probably mined, but it was very dangerous and the miners left

In rock massifs of alpine peaks there are small caves that were used by Germans, Austrians and Russians in the line of Arpad during the First World War

Huge stone Falcon's Eye in the Carpathians is a stone arch that really resembles the eye, located in the rock about 40 meters high, is well-known among tourists and athletes legend

In the Carpathians, near the city of Kosiv, there are Leaky Rock and Hawkeye rocks. The eagle eye is a cave in a stone massif amid a beech forest.

In rock massifs of alpine peaks there are small caves that were used by Germans, Austrians and Russians in the line of Arpad during the First World War

In rock massifs of alpine peaks there are small caves that were used by Germans, Austrians and Russians in the line of Arpad during the First World War

Tent on stilts between the huge stones Bubnyshche on the rocks Dovbush. Climbers originally built bivouac camp to spend the night in the training on extreme rock climbing competition

In rock massifs of alpine peaks there are small caves that were used by Germans, Austrians and Russians in the line of Arpad during the First World War