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In May 2019, the water buffalo were resettled in the Bottwar meadows as part of the project for home, people, and nature. Their stable and pasture are located on the road between Großbottwar and Kleinbottwar.

Information board about the Old Württemberg Moat, which ran along this spot. The Old Württemberg Moat, whose construction was begun by Count Ulrich V in 1456 and continued by Count Eberhard im Bart until 1495, originally marked the northern border of Württemberg. In the following three centuries it served mainly as a source of customs revenue. However, as its strategic importance was only minor, it was abandoned in 1803 and was then increasingly subject to decay.

Idyllic gem in the Swabian-Franconian Forest Nature Park between vineyards and dense forests.

not to be confused with the Eppinger Line

Water buffalo in the Bottwar Valley – a project for home, people, and nature: The project for the landscape-ecological optimization of the floodplain between Großbottwar and Kleinbottwar aims to sustainably develop the floodplain area and promote the coexistence of diverse wetland habitats. The buffalo are not always visible, as meadows are also grazed behind the Bottwar, which are not visible.

From here you can start great tours down into the Hüttenwaldschlucht or up to the Juxkopf.

The Hüttenwaldschlucht in Spiegelberg is a beautiful, unspoilt stream valley in the Swabian-Franconian Forest. It is known for its striking sandstone rock faces, semi-caves and a small waterfall. The path through the gorge is narrow and slippery in wet weather, so sturdy footwear is required. It offers hikers a scenic and romantic experience. There are also rope-secured trail sections at dangerous spots to ensure hikers' safety

autumn forest