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View from the giant linden tree to Zundelbach

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The water network of the Stiller Bach near Weingarten in the Ravensburg district in Baden-Württemberg is one of the oldest canal systems in Germany. It was expertly constructed by Benedictine monks in the Middle Ages to supply water to the Weingarten monastery and has remained almost unchanged to this day. The area of the water network is around 25 km2 and includes ten canals and around 20 ponds. The main construction period of the Stiller Bach and its sub-waterways extends over a period of more than half a millennium (11th to 17th centuries). Source: Wikipedia

The hut is open from November 1st to Good Friday. During this time it is open every Saturday from 2 p.m. to midnight and every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Wonderful trail to walk through the silent forest and enjoy the nature around you.

The Rösslerweiher was created as a natural lake around 10,000 years ago when the Ice Age Rhine glacier retreated and left behind dams made of rubble (moraines) and depressions whose gravel subsoil had been sealed waterproof with fine clay. The moraine dam broke in a devastating natural disaster. The floodwaters rushed down into the Scherzach valley and carved the Hochtobel into the terrain. It was not until much later that people built a replacement dam at this point. In 1155, the new reservoir was mentioned as lacus Grindel (=dam lake) in a document from the Staufers. This makes the 20-hectare pond one of the oldest reservoirs in Central Europe. It has been used for energy and fishing for over 800 years and fulfills an important function in the context of flood protection in Weingarten. The Stille Bach plays a central role in all of this. Source: Wikipedia