エーゲンハウゼンの滝・トップ6

Don't stay there in the evening. It's teeming with wild boar, and the hunters are very active.

Unfortunately, nothing remains of the mill, except for a canal with a beautiful waterfall. The waterfall can be reached via a small forest path.

Like a marble run, a narrow stream winds its way down the mossy stones 😊 I find it very pretty to look at…

Dreamlike nature at Lichtenbach near Bösingen.

A short trail leads to the former site of the Lenzen sawmill, where water still falls down the preserved inlet.

Today there was so much water that there was even a waterfall, see picture.

The Lenzzinsmühle or Lenzenmühle (1611 to 1912) stood on the Fünfbronner Kirchweg. In addition to the headwater channel, the outlet of a drinking water source 300 m away flows into this with a discharge that decreases little in dry periods. The source was acquired from the Black Forest Water Supply. The mill had a single saw blade gate. The mill weir was 4 meters wide at the front of the dam. The accumulating water was sufficient to keep the water wheel in motion. The mill had a snack room with an oven. Only the Sägwaag has been preserved. The remains of the mill can hardly be reached from the path.

At first it went through dense forest and roots until I had to descend for the last steep section. The following not easy to drive forest road was up to 10% gradient with large stones.