Waterfall at the Lenzinsägmühle

Unfortunately, nothing remains of the mill, except for a canal with a beautiful waterfall. The waterfall can be reached via a small forest path.

The Lenzzinsmühle or Lenzenmühle (1611 to 1912) stood on the Fünfbronner Kirchweg. In addition to the headwater channel, the outlet of a drinking water source 300 m away flows into this with a discharge that decreases little in dry periods. The source was acquired from the Black Forest Water Supply. The mill had a single saw blade gate. The mill weir was 4 meters wide at the front of the dam. The accumulating water was sufficient to keep the water wheel in motion. The mill had a snack room with an oven. Only the Sägwaag has been preserved. The remains of the mill can hardly be reached from the path.

A short trail leads to the former site of the Lenzen sawmill, where water still falls down the preserved inlet.