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The historic Vogelmühle (Bird Mill) is idyllically situated on the Rems River within the Lower Rems Valley landscape and nature reserve. It was built in 1864 by miller Lauer, along with a bakehouse. Until the late 1970s, flour was milled and bread sold at the mill, which had been acquired by Karl Vogel in the 1930s. In 1985, the property was auctioned off, and the city of Waiblingen won the bid. The Waiblingen municipal utilities took over the former mill building to harness its hydropower for electricity generation. The building and the turbine were extensively renovated.

The cycle path between Waiblingen Hegnach and Neckarrems has been permanently closed since 2024 due to erosion and landslides. A new route is being worked on. See ADFC (German Cyclists' Association): https://rems-murr.adfc.de/artikel/remstalradweg-dauerhafte-sperrung-sorgt-fuer-diskussionen

The cycle path between Vogelmühle and Remseck-Neckarrems is permanently closed. The path along the forest (Wehhalde) in Hegnach is also currently closed.

Agriculture in the floodplain at the Nekar

The fountain seems to have a timer and shuts off around 5 p.m. It's a shame, but the water is great! As an alternative, just go to the nearby cemetery and get some water 👌

very good, large beer garden

... Village fountain of "WN-Beinstein, in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg. - four-jet tube fountain - from the 17th century - in the middle of the octagonal fountain trough there is a round fountain column (fountain column) with four face masks, from each of which a water pipe protrudes - the top of the vine-crowned fountain column is in the shape of a pine cone - the motifs of leaves and tendrils symbolize the life-giving power of water - the pine cone is an ancient symbol of fertility, life and wealth. In 1904 - when the village water pipes were built - the village fountain was connected to the new water system

Beautiful view of the fields