Two kilometers below Warching, the stream seeps into sinkholes at a retention basin, usually completely in summer. The percolated water of the upper Gailach emerges again after about four kilometers of underground flow from the Gailach spring in Mühlheim.

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Karl

July 25, 2020

This is the dry valley of the Gailach.

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Magic Harry

April 12, 2021

Bike path through a dry valley in the Karst

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van_houten1982

July 6, 2021

The vegetation on the side is not always cut back, so you should always keep your eyes open that you as a cyclist do not collide with the branches of hedges (sometimes also thorn hedges)

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van_houten1982

July 6, 2021

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van_houten1982

July 6, 2021

At the end of the dry valley there is a small, idyllic reservoir.
Shortly behind this reservoir, the Gailach seeps away and only emerges again at Mühlheim.
Only provide continuous water to the stream bed during periods of rain, after heavy thunderstorms or while the snow is melting.
The border triangle (Swabia / Middle Franconia / Upper Bavaria) is also worth seeing. A few benches and tables invite you to linger.

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Alfred Mayr

May 25, 2024

Not all paths were as beautiful as the one in the picture. Some of the paths were pretty much destroyed by wooden carts!

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Distance 4.63 km

Uphill 120 m

Downhill 90 m

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Location: Rögling, Danube-Ries, Altmühltal, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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