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The Alsbach Valley near Niedernhausen is a scenic, wooded valley in the Taunus Mountains, through which the Alsbach stream flows. It lies west of Niedernhausen, near the border with Königstein, and is known for its natural surroundings, which are ideal for hiking and recreation. The Alsbach is a tributary of the Dattenbach, which in turn flows into the Schwarzbach. Here is a summary of the most important information: Location: West of Niedernhausen in the Taunus Mountains (Hesse), near the district of Königshofen. Characteristics: Quiet, green valley with mixed forest, characterized by the Alsbach stream. Activities: Popular area for walks, hikes, and nature observation. Connection: The Alsbach is part of the Schwarzbach catchment area, the course of which is managed by the Niedernhausen Angling Club (ASV Niedernhausen). The valley is a valued local recreation area for the region around Niedernhausen.

A gently sloping valley carved by the Alsbach stream, from which it takes its name. It lies between Naurod-Erbsenacker and the Auringer Mill, descending in a southeasterly direction. Its northwestern end begins in a wooded area near Erbsenacker, not far from the edge of the forest and the last house. The southeastern end starts at the K59 district road and the Auringer Mill bus stop. Upon entering the small valley, one passes a few small (weekend) cottages.

By the way: Kaute is an old German term for depression or hollow.

The Schwarze Steinkaut is a former quarry and natural monument in Wiesbaden-Naurod. (Wikipedia) There is not much left to see

Very nice little valley that the Kesselbach has dug here.

The Kesselbach rises west of the Platte im Taunus on the southern edge of Taunusstein, north of the Wehener Wand, which is named after the district of Wehen. It initially flows in a southwesterly direction, but changes its direction to the southeast to the southeast of the Iron Hand and shortly after entering the area of the Hessian state capital of Wiesbaden Landscape conservation area in the city of Wiesbaden. Along the stream are the ponds of the local fish farm, whose main building is designated as a cultural monument. (Wikipedia)

Well, to describe this creek as a "gorge" is putting it on a bit thick. But it's nice here. And above m.E.n. even more beautiful and the "gorge" also much deeper 😉

Basalt used to be mined from this old volcanic vent.