Mühlgrabensteg Bridge, Dinkelsbühl

This wooden pedestrian bridge is the Mühlgrabensteg!
It spans a small branch of the Wörnitz, directly in front of the eastern city wall. Built in 1979/80 - renovated in 2015.

The Wörnitz is an approximately 132 km long left and northern tributary of the Danube.
It first flows south through the municipality of Wörnitz through a meadow valley flanked by wooded hills and, on this route, takes in the Ampfrach and the Zwergwörnitz from the right. At river kilometer 115.62 in the Feuchtwangen village of Reichenbach, a gauge measures the flow. From the medieval town of Dinkelsbühl begins a southeast-facing section to the edge of the Nördlinger Ries, where many of the tributaries sometimes feed ponds in close succession.

nice short connection from the Schwedenwiese car park to the old town