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Altes Kalkbergwerk Miltitz

Mine diving in Saxony · about 9 km from Meißen

Max depth
65 m
Trimix from
35 m
Type
Backmount
Certification (estimate)
Cavern
DPV
Not DPV-suitable
Flooded minePermission needed

Limestone mine in the Triebisch valley: documented since 1571, underground from the early 19th century, closed in 1924 and then flooded by groundwater.

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Certification requirements, configurations and trimix depths are estimates for planning. Always check them locally and dive within your training. 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.