게브사텔 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

지붕이 있는 아주 멋진 나무 다리

또한 아름다운 전망대입니다.

A mill called "Leysen-Mühle" was first documented at this location in 1333. In 1471, it was sold and converted into a smelting mill. Around 1700, the mill building was rebuilt and operated as a grain mill until the First World War.

Here you can rest well

06/2025: Bridge closed, no further access

The valley path in the Schandtaubertal is accessible again

The Schandtaubert Valley, which stretches southwest of Rothenburg to Bettenfeld, is a piece of untouched nature. Here, you can truly enjoy the tranquility and, along the way, learn interesting facts about everything from geology to historical hydropower use on the water management trail.

The Schandtauber is a 14-kilometer-long tributary of the Tauber River. It rises south of Gammesfeld on the Hohenlohe Plain and meanders as a trickle to Bettenfeld in Bavaria. There, water from a karst spring emerges from an underground cave system and supplies the Schandtauber with most of its water. The river then flows through the pristine Schandtauber Valley, past several mills, before flowing into the Tauber at the Schmelzmühle mill below Rothenburg.