Routes

Planner

Features

Updates

App

Get the App

Stuttgart District

Landkreis Schwäbisch Hall

Satteldorf

Covered Wooden Bridge at Heinzenmühle

Stuttgart District

Landkreis Schwäbisch Hall

Satteldorf

Covered Wooden Bridge at Heinzenmühle

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

Covered Wooden Bridge at Heinzenmühle

Recommended by 100 hikers out of 115

This Highlight goes through a protected area

Please check local regulations for:

Jagsttal mit Seitentälern zwischen Crailsheim und Kirchberg

Save

Location: Satteldorf, Landkreis Schwäbisch Hall, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Save

See hikes here

Take Me There

Routes here

Best Hiking Routes to Covered Wooden Bridge at Heinzenmühle

4.6

(26)

121

hikers

1. Old Bridge Over the Gronach – Gronach Valley loop from Gröningen

10.8km

02:57

170m

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Navigate

Send to Phone

Save

Moderate

4.9

(17)

hikers

2. Bat shelter in the Jagst Valley – Old Bridge Over the Gronach loop from Tiefenbach

11.7km

03:13

180m

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Navigate

Send to Phone

Save

Moderate

4.9

(13)

hikers

3. Old Bridge Over the Gronach – Bat shelter in the Jagst Valley loop from Satteldorf

12.2km

03:19

180m

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Navigate

Send to Phone

Save

Moderate

Tips

Heinz

December 20, 2015

Attention danger to life! Unfortunately, one of the most beautiful hiking trails I know was destroyed by a large Jagst flood. The path was either buried in places and / or blocked by fallen trees. In the course of the trail was washed away completely. The way is absolutely no longer walkable, or no longer available! Complete destruction! As of: 19.06.2016

Translated by Google •

Heinz

June 19, 2016

Below Crailsheim, the Jagst reaches the Muschelkalk of the Hohenlohe plain at the Heldenmühle. From here, the character of the valley changes fundamentally. The river digs deep into the Hohenlohe plain and forms bizarre Talmäander. A section that measures just over 8 km as the crow flies, is traversed by her on a more than twice as long flow. The meandering meandering of the river can hardly be practiced there because of the higher gradient and the narrowness of the valley floor. The floodplain is extremely narrow. There is no valley road, for villages or even towns, the valley is certainly too narrow. Only mills can be found here, which can only be reached from the plateau via steep climbs. Most are shut down today, some announce only wall remains, remaining mill channels and weirs or old names. Mills were very common in this section, since the gradient of about three and a half per thousand [7] here is relatively large. While one is accustomed to a change of quiet and fast-flowing sections of many other areas, here you can find miles of fast-flowing sections. The Jagst throws itself in tight turns alternately on the right and left-side impact slopes, which are particularly steep, difficult to access, partly rocky and accommodate many rare animal and plant species. In some places there are also larger rock faces, for instance below the Barenhalder mill, at the Kernmühle or Baierlesstein and at the Bärenstein between the Heinzenmühle and Lobenhausen.

Translated by Google •

Heinz

June 19, 2016

In the area of the core mill, the Jagst has almost no foothills, the steep cliff slopes emerge almost immediately. Further down the valley to about Lobenhausen offers the Aue only space for very narrow forest or meadow strip; Often the forest reaches down to the river from both sides. The usually very small height difference between the river and the river is noticeable, which comes much closer to the natural state than the sometimes quite high bank slopes on the lower reaches. Above the Heinzenmühle flows the Gronach, whose valley below the Gröninger hammer mill is designed as a remarkable gorge. For the eyes and ear disturbs in this area the Federal Highway 6, which crosses the Gronachschlucht and shortly afterwards the Jagsttal in a little landscape-friendly way. But already after the next river loop one does not consciously perceive the troublemaker. Near the Bärenstein, the Jagst forks into two large arms and forms a larger and several small islands.

Translated by Google •

Details

Informations

Distance 1.88 km

Uphill 40 m

Downhill 60 m

Weather

Tuesday 9 December

11°C

2°C

36 %

If you start your activity now...

Max wind speed: 13.0 km/h

Most visited during

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

See hikes here

Take Me There

Location: Satteldorf, Landkreis Schwäbisch Hall, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Other Popular Places to Check Out

Heinzenmühle Covered Bridge Over the Jagst

Gronach Stepping Stones and Hammerschmiede

Old Bridge Over the Gronach

Bat Shelter in Jagst Valley

Teufelsklinge

Ruins of a Farmhouse near Jagst Valley

Wild Garlic Trail

Sophienbergturm

Ockenauer Steg überdachte Brücke

Blaubachsee

Crailsheim Planetary Trail

Stadtturm Weikersheim

Covered Wooden Bridge at Heinzenmühle

1. Old Bridge Over the Gronach – Gronach Valley loop from Gröningen

2. Bat shelter in the Jagst Valley – Old Bridge Over the Gronach loop from Tiefenbach

3. Old Bridge Over the Gronach – Bat shelter in the Jagst Valley loop from Satteldorf

Other Popular Places to Check Out

We value your privacy ⛰️

We value your privacy ⛰️