라인펠덴-에히터딩겐 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Kochenmühle means roast beef mill. Widely known. 250g or 350g. Friday and Saturday only. Summer opening hours: Fri. 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM Sat., Sun., and public holidays 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM No card payments No table reservations (beer garden) possible. No draft beer, but a large selection of bottled beers. Dogs are not allowed in the Mühlenstube.

Beautiful, still unsmudged information board showing 15 edible and 15 poisonous mushrooms in words and pictures.

The many fallen trees along the Reichenbach, some of which lie not only over the stream but also over the narrow hiking trail, make the route even more rustic.

Especially the path along the meadows of the Walzenmühle, which was in operation as a mill until 1930 and is now a riding stable.

Flour was produced here until 1925. The old millstones are still there. The mill wheel continued to generate electricity until the war year of 1945, when the mill building and the mill wheel were severely damaged.

One of the few mills accessible by car via the "Alte Poststrasse" (Old Post Road). Parking is available. The mill boasts a lovely self-service beer garden.

"Beautiful stream in the forest" - it's the Reichenbach! The Reichenbach originates at approximately 409 m above sea level (NN) through the confluence of the Schmellbach and Mahdenbach streams south of the Sindelfinger Spitze. The approximately 2.6 km long Schmellbach originates near Stuttgart-Rohr and flows into the Reichenbach from the north. The approximately 3.3 km long Mahdenbach originates in the Beckenhäule forest area east of Böblingen and flows into the Reichenbach from the west. From there, the Reichenbach flows predominantly southward through or along the edge of the municipalities of Böblingen, Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Steinenbronn, Filderstadt, and Waldenbuch. South of Burkhardtsmühle in the municipal area of Waldenbuch, it flows into the Aich from the left and finally to the north at 328.5 m above sea level.

For a while along the trail, you'll be accompanied by a beautiful stream. There's also a bench here where you can sit and enjoy the sound of the stream.