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The Grimmenwiesensee has a water surface of 2.3 hectares and a depth of 0.30 m to 3.3 m.

The Grimmenwiesenbach is a right tributary of the Lohrbach in the Main-Spessart district in the Bavarian Spessart. It is formed in Neuhütten by the confluence of the Äußerer Bach and Schwarzengrundbach. Äußerer Bach The Äußerer Bach rises in the Stockbrunnen north of the Bischborner Hof, below the federal highway 26, in the Lohrerstraße forest. It flows in a northerly direction and is fed with additional water from the Gailsborn. The Äußerer Bach is the longer source stream at 3.9 km. Schwarzengrundbach The source of the 3.0 km long Schwarzengrundbach is the Schwarze Brunnen, located north of Rothenbuch, in the Rothenbuch forest. It is reinforced by the Fuchsbrunnen, passes the so-called Quellfurt and joins the Äußerer Bach in Neuhütten. Course After the confluence of the source streams, the Grimmenwiesenbach flows through the Grimmwiesensee, which was built as part of the village renewal project. Before its completion, this place was used as arable land. At the Fleckensteinsmühle north of the town, the Grimmenwiesenbach passes under the state road 2317 (Kahltal-Spessart cycle path) and flows into the right arm of the Lohrbach. Source: Wikipedia

A storm has left its mark. Many trees have fallen into the lake.

Dared too. Water tastes great!

Small but fine source... and I survived it... apparently not just for the dog...😉

Beautiful lake with kiosk Schwanenhütte.

Here you can tap refreshing, cold drinking water! Incidentally, the source used to be used to supply drinking water to the Schönrain monastery further down. Hence the name.

Enter the jetty at your own risk