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The castle is privately owned

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This summer he lost a lot of water.

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A different world in the heart of the wooded Spessart region. Informative panels are set up around the moor. The boardwalk leading into the moor is impressive, offering the best perspective. And the very subtle, sulfurous scent is something you have to experience.

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Beautifully crafted for the future. You can see the old craftsmanship.

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Wonderful peace in the Aubachtal.

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It is a long stretch of road where you can find historical boundary stones.

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It is very interesting that mining was already taking place here several centuries ago.

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There were several glassworks in this area in earlier centuries.

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Wiesen Castle was built in 1597 by Wolfgang von Dalberg, Elector of Mainz. Since the castle is privately owned, it is unfortunately not open to the public.

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The wayside cross is at the sewage treatment plant.

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The path to the bank is via wobbly walkways.

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On the way to the glassworks.

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Beautiful circular walk to the Wiesen glassworks.

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The quarry is outside Wiesen towards Framersbach.

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Beautiful stones of the “Prussians” on the Birkenheiner

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So idyllic and beautiful

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The Lochborn pond was created as a water reservoir for the mining machines. The dam over which the path now runs was only built in the last decades of the 19th century to transport the ore from the "Am Schußrain" mining area to the Lochmühle by narrow-gauge railway. The first artificial dam dates back to the 1870s. Today, the smaller dam, overgrown with bushes, lies below the crossing. When the Cancrin family took over the mining operation, the mining methods were brought up to date. Source: Information board at the site

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The Lochborn pond was created as a water reservoir for the mining machines. The dam over which the path now runs was only built in the last decades of the 19th century to transport the ore from the "Am Schußrain" mining area to the Lochmühle by narrow-gauge railway. The first artificial dam dates back to the 1870s. Today, the smaller dam, overgrown with bushes, lies below the crossing. When the Cancrin family took over the mining operation, the mining methods were brought up to date. Source: Information board at the site

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The WIESBÜTTER TEICH was created in 1765 by Bieber miners according to plans by the mining master Johann Philipp Cancrinus in order to provide sufficient water in the summer for the mine water lifting works in Lochborn, the cobalt crushing works at Prandgraben, the Lettenpochwerk as well as the Bieberer Hütte and the hammer mill. The pond dammed the water from the raised moor 10 feet = 3 m high. The basic rake for regulating the water level was in the pond. Source: Information board at the site

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Wiesen Castle At first glance, Wiesen's traffic situation seems unfavorable, but two state roads cross here. In the late Middle Ages, around 1400, Wiesen was even at the junction of two important supra-regional traffic routes, on Birkenhainer Strasse and Eselsweg. In Wiesen, on the site of the current castle, there was a castle belonging to the Counts of Rieneck, who controlled both of these high-altitude traffic routes from here. The forests and valleys around Wiesen were then dominated by glass production and the glass trade. The current building of the castle was probably built next to the church in the late 16th century. The former Mainz castle and its outbuildings, together with the church, form a slightly elevated, picturesque group of buildings on the edge of the actual village center. The importance of the castle lies in its excellent location in the townscape and its special significance for local history as a bearer of tradition from the old story of the village's founding. During excavations in the castle, Gothic stove tiles were also discovered. They are called Tannenberg type tiles after Tannenberg Castle on the Bergstrasse. Tiles of this type were manufactured in Dieburg from the middle of the 14th century and traded along the Main as far as Holland. The fragments suggest that the lord of the castle in Wiesen - formerly from Rieneck - owned a stove around 1400, the equipment of which reveals a high standard of living. However, the good piece was not only intended to serve as optimal room heating, but above all to impress guests with the proud display of wealth. Source: Information board at the site

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