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The Niederdielfen watermill, beautifully situated in the countryside, with its millpond and millrace, is a prime example of early 18th-century mill technology. The year 1729 is recorded orally. The millpond, whose water once powered the waterwheel, is still fed by a millrace. Water from the Weißbach stream flows into this mill from a weir located approximately 400 meters away in Flammersbach. In 1910, the overshot waterwheel appeared to have broken down, and a turbine was installed. With a maximum flow rate of 300 liters per second and a usable head of about 4 meters, this turbine delivered an output of 12 horsepower. This turbine is no longer operational, and a large electric motor now powers the still intact and fully preserved mill mechanism. Visits are possible upon request. Source: Culture/Tourism Wilnsdorf - Niederdielfen Watermill

The path is well-developed and used for many sports.

Simply a wonderful motif, the view from the Lahn meadows to the castle.

Pleasant bike ride

Great old mining locomotives with reference to N.-Fischbach station.

Top bronze figure in the market square commemorating the mining era.

Rededicated to the Asdorftal Cycle Path. Top

Beautiful artwork "Green Man" by chain saw artist Robin Rosenthal. Great