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The fish ladder at the Müllener weir in Oberkirch is a key component of the ecological restoration of the Rench River. It was constructed as part of a comprehensive project to restore ecological connectivity. Here are the most important details: Purpose & Goal: The structure allows migratory fish such as salmon and other salmonid species to reach their spawning and nursery habitats within the Rench River system. Historical Context: Between October 2007 and August 2008, approximately 200 weirs and 5 drops, including the Müllener weir, were modified to allow fish passage along a 9 km stretch of the river in the Oberkirch and Lautenbach area. Functionality: The modifications to the previously insurmountable obstacle have enabled fish to overcome the difference in elevation with less effort. Additional measures: Nearby (below the Sausteg footbridge and at the mouth of the Mühlbach stream), additional cold water pools were created as refuges for fish during summer heat.

The Rench is 57 km long. It rises near Zuflucht at an altitude of 915 m. The Rench flows into the Rhine near Helmlingen.

The Rench is 57 km long. It rises near Zuflucht at an altitude of 915 m. The Rench flows into the Rhine near Helmlingen.

The Rench is 57 km long. It rises near the refuge at an altitude of 915 m. Near Helmlingen, the Rench flows into the Rhine.

The Oberkirch outdoor pool is located directly on the Rench River. It features several pools, a giant slide, a water mushroom, two large sunbathing lawns, and, of course, a kiosk. Further information and opening hours can be found here: https://www.oberkirch.de/de/freizeit/aktivitaeten/freibad/.

Good cycle paths along the Renchdamm

The Rench is 57 km long. It rises near the refuge at an altitude of 915 m. Near Helmlingen, the Rench flows into the Rhine.

Shady paddling area in the Rench below the fish ladder