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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.

An organic farm, a really beautiful stream and a great bench and a great landscape, what more could you want 😍

Highly recommended, great hiking trails 😍 and easy to walk.

Beautiful view of the idyllically situated Schlösslesmühle (as of July 2025, unfortunately, there is no longer any catering)

Narrow steep climb to Hohenneuffen Castle.

View of the Obere Mühle and the Piz Mus at the beginning of the Siebenmühlental in the immediate vicinity of Musberg.

The Upper Mill is the first mill in the Siebenmühlental valley. The mill was first documented in 1383 as the Mohrenmühle (Moor Mill). The Mohr family owned and gave it its name for over 200 years. It may have originated with a castle on the opposite side of the valley that no longer exists. It then passed into the possession of various Stuttgart families, which in turn led to name changes. In the 17th century, it was therefore called the "Laxenmühle" (Laxen Mill). A coat of arms stone above the entrance still commemorates this. Since the 18th century, the mill has been called the "Obere Mühle" (Upper Mill). After a fire, the mill was rebuilt as it can still be seen today. The Upper Mill is one of the few solid-construction mills and has a high hipped roof. At the beginning of the 20th century, the mill ceased operations and was used as a sawmill. It was plundered in 1945. After the Second World War, the mill was used for agricultural purposes.