ミッテルビーベラッハでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Separate building next to a church...

Wonderful view from the Wolfental valley of Biberach and its church towers, probably even more beautiful when the sun is shining.

At an altitude of 591 meters is the highest vantage point around Rißegg and Rindenmoos, from which you can enjoy an outstanding panoramic view. A worthwhile view, especially in the evening, can be found behind the water reservoir. The Upper Swabian Way of St. James leads through the lower-lying Reute to the beautiful Lake Constance. The former water supply of Rindenmoos was reorganized at this point in 1933. The water tank built here had a capacity of 80 m³ and was laboriously manufactured by hand by the local men. At that time, the tank was still filled using trolleys and with the help of a cable winch. The water supply to the town was extremely tight due to the small filling quantity, especially during droughts and fires. The project was financed jointly with the municipality of Rißegg, although Rindenmoos only applied for the re-districting of Reute to Rißegg after the Second World War. Today, Rindenmoos is supplied with water via the Laurenbühl reservoir, which is supplied with water from the Ingoldingen pumping station. Did you know that daily per capita water consumption in Germany was around 125 liters in 2019? In 1990, it was 147 liters per person.

This dam, built in 2023, is intended to protect the city of Biberach from flooding during heavy rain. It looks a bit out of place, but it has already prevented major flood damage in 2024.

Perfectly located on the way after a hike in the Wolfental.

Nice cafe on the outskirts of BC, right at the entrance to the Wolfental recreation area.

The chapel was built around 1850.

An ex-colleague celebrated his farewell in the hut with suckling pig from Moosbeuren.