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Great view of Marienbrunn

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Excellent German and Franconian cuisine, unfortunately only open Saturdays and Sundays. Very tasty and a great tip.

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Above the bridge there is an overview of Markheidenfeld.

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This is a nice shady section on the route to Marktheidenfeld.

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https://www.burgwertheim.de/

The Lohr–Wertheim railway, also known as the East Spessart Railway, is a branch line in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. It ran largely along the Main River from Lohr station on the Würzburg–Aschaffenburg railway to Wertheim, where it connected to the railway lines to Miltenberg and Lauda. The 37.1 km long line was opened on October 1, 1881, and was closed and dismantled in the 1980s and 1990s, except for the remaining section from Lohr station to Lohr town. Passenger services between Lohr town and Wertheim were discontinued on May 30, 1976, followed by the section from Lohr station to Lohr town on May 22, 1977. Freight services between Lengfurt-Trennfeld and Wertheim were discontinued on May 26, 1979, and between Lohr town and Lengfurt-Trennfeld on September 29, 1991. The line was dismantled there in 1980/81 and 1993. Source: Wikipedia

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The church is currently being restored and is therefore completely scaffolded. Status: February 2025

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The Steinmarker Bach rises as the Krebsbach or Nächstebach north of Straßlücke. It is fed by the Nächstebrunnen shortly after its source and runs in a southeasterly direction. Until 1866, a ford ran through the stream near Steinmark. As this was very silted up and the wagons often got stuck, a dam and a bridge had to be built on both sides. In 1837, the community had a washing place built there, where laundry and potato sacks were cleaned until the 1960s. Southeast of the town, it joins the Esselbach from the left at the Salzbach bridge as the Steinmarker Bach to form the Wachenbach. Source: Wikipedia

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