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A mill called "Leysen-Mühle" was first documented at this location in 1333. In 1471, it was sold and converted into a smelting mill. Around 1700, the mill building was rebuilt and operated as a grain mill until the First World War.

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Here you can rest well

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06/2025: Bridge closed, no further access

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Along the Schandtauber from Bettenfeld Mittelmühle to Hammerschmiede the path is very bad, many fallen trees.

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At the Schandtauber you will always find peace and great places to relax.

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Here, between Schmelzmühle and Gipsmühle, the Schandtauber flows into the Tauber. The covered wooden bridge takes you across the Tauber, further to the Spitaltor and into the town.

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A very nice covered bridge.

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Very idyllic, but partly worn out wooden bridge

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A great, almost pristine valley. A great cooling and refreshing place in summer.

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The Hammerschmiede is located in an idyllic location in the Schandtauber valley. In an idyllic and quiet location, only hikers come here

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Very idyllic valley. Water and shade are also very pleasant in summer

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Cross the river comfortably without wet feet

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The Wildbad is a district of Rothenburg. It gets its name from the spring that rose there after an earthquake in 1356. The buildings were built at the end of the 19th century and have remained almost unchanged since then. Today it is a Protestant conference center.

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The Wildbad is a district of Rothenburg. It gets its name from the spring that rose there after an earthquake in 1356. The buildings were built at the end of the 19th century and have remained almost unchanged since then. Today it is a Protestant conference center.

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The Wildbad is a district of Rothenburg. It gets its name from the spring that rose there after an earthquake in 1356. The buildings were built at the end of the 19th century and have remained almost unchanged since then. Today it is a Protestant conference center.

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The Schandtauber is a 13.8 km long tributary of the Tauber. It rises south of Gammesfeld on the Hohenloher Plain and winds its way as a trickle to Bettenfeld in Bavaria. There, water emerges from a karst spring from an underground cave system and the Schandtauber supplies most of the water. Now the river flows through the untouched Schandtauber Valley, past several mills, before flowing into the Tauber at the Schmelzmühle below Rothenburg.

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The Schandtauber Valley, which stretches southwest from Rothenburg to Bettenfeld, is a piece of untouched nature. Here you can really enjoy the peace and quiet and learn interesting things from geology to historical use of hydropower on the water management educational trail.

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The Schandtauber Valley, which stretches southwest from Rothenburg to Bettenfeld, is a piece of untouched nature. Here you can really enjoy the peace and quiet and learn interesting things from geology to historical use of hydropower on the water management educational trail.

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The Schandtauber is a 14-kilometer-long tributary of the Tauber. It rises south of Gammesfeld on the Hohenlohe Plain and meanders as a trickle to Bettenfeld in Bavaria. There, water from a karst spring emerges from an underground cave system and supplies the Schandtauber with most of its water. The river now flows through the untouched Schandtauber valley, past several mills, before flowing into the Tauber at the Schmelzmühle below Rothenburg.

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Today there is an Evangel on the site. Conference center. In the 15th century, after an earthquake, sulfur springs were discovered here and a spa business was established. The current building was opened by Friedrich Hessing as a spa hotel in 1902. He is the inventor of the Hessing corset, splint sleeve device and other orthotics. Devices.

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