Menzlesmühle

The Menzlesmühle near Kaisersbach am Mühlenwanderweg was once powered by 4 waterwheels, 3 superficies for the grinding mill, 1 unterschlächtiges for the until the first half of the 20th century existing sawmill. Today, there is still an overshot water wheel to see. Until the 17th century, the Menzlesmühle was named after the nearby town of Cronhütte "Cronmühle". After a fire in 1721, it was rebuilt in its present form. After extensive renovations, the Menzlesmühle with its largely preserved mill equipment is a gem and one of the rare specimens that were driven at the confluence of two streams by two mill channels.
Source: schwaebischerwald.com

As part of the hike on the Mühlenweg you pass this mill.

A remarkable valley with rare plants and great importance for the water supply of the entire region.

as a start through the Mosbachtal in the north, is often referred to as the orchid valley

At Mühlentag very many hikers are on the way. If you are looking for peace, you should choose another appointment.