ロニッヒの峡谷・トップ10

Very nice hike through the mill valley. Many mills under renovation, but still lots of eye-catchers and photo opportunities. A beautiful valley, right on your doorstep.😍 You don't always have to drive far. In autumn, the steep road past the mills is a bit slippery, even with hiking boots

The large number of mills that have been preserved here not only bear witness to the ancient craft tradition and the ability of man to harness the power of flowing water. They are also a sign of agriculture and grain cultivation, as there was obviously a need for several mills to grind the grain.

The Mühlental is an absolute insider tip!

(excerpt from Wikipedia) In the UN Year of Mountains (2002), Karmelenberg was Mountain of the Month in June in Germany. Mount Carmel was included in the candidacy for its resemblance to Mount Carmel in north-western Israel, for which it is named, for the Chapel of St. Mary on its summit, and for the 340-year-old avenue that leads up there, despite having the required specification in the tender Height of 500 meters not reached. A memorial stone commemorates the proclamation of “Mountain of the Month in Germany” on June 21, 2002. Various information boards provide information about the volcanic past as well as about the chapel.

From the little cup you have a beautiful view of Bischofstein Castle and the Moselle valley.

This brook accompanies you almost all the time. There are countless small "waterfalls" ... totally relaxing.

I made a special detour on the Moselsteig to take this valley with me. It was wonderful. Wildly romantic with a unique route. 5 stars from me.

I made a special panning from the Moselsteig for this. I can only say it was totally worth it. A wild and romantic valley with a unique route. 5 stars from me