Mine diving in Saxony
The Miltitz lime mine near Meissen (to ~-65 m, winter half-year only), the Felsendome Rabenstein in Chemnitz and the galleries below the Crottendorf quarry lake in the Ore Mountains, all three through the operator or club.
3 mines · down to 65 m · 2 suitable for an intro team
All 3 mines
| Site | Max depth | Type | Certification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Altes Kalkbergwerk Miltitz | 65 m | Backmount | Cavern |
| Felsendome Rabenstein | 18 m | Backmount | Cavern |
| Marmorbruch Crottendorf | 24 m | Not known yet | Full cave |
Certification requirements, configurations and trimix depths are estimates for planning. Always check them locally and dive within your training.
Practical info: rules, fills and emergency numbers
Plan a cave diving trip to Saxony
Enter your team, with certifications, gas and configurations, and see right away which caves fit. With driving times from your stay, fill stations and an AI instructor who thinks along.
Compiled from web research (Klipphausen municipality, Felsendome Rabenstein, Crottentaucher e.V., Wikipedia, the 2016 Miltitz dive conditions via tauchausflug.eu, reports by VDST, Tauchrevier Deutschland, tauchen-nuernberg.de and Das Tauchen Magazin, 200bar.de, taucher.net, dark-team.de, stranypotapecske.cz, GTÜM chamber lists; Sept 2026). Pins from Wikipedia and the map on the Felsendome website. ~ = estimate. Rules change — check locally.