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Narrow point of the Steinach river. The current is slowed here by large stones. This was necessary due to the straightening of the river at this location.

A great cycle path, especially now that it's getting dark.

A beautiful fountain, well laid out.

The houses and the banks of the Main River in Marktzeuln are beautiful. The traffic light system, however, is completely useless for cyclists. That's why I usually cycle slowly and leisurely along the sidewalk, ignoring the phases. It only gets narrow at the upper gate. Here, you might want to use the traffic lights as a guide.

The bridge is called Zollwehr (customs weir) and is the best access for cyclists coming from the south (Neuses, Küps, etc.) to Kronach. The main cycle path of the Rodach Valley runs through here. If the Zollwehr is closed, there are two (three) alternatives: 1. Southern A., via Hummendorf, Thonberg, and Friedrichsburg with a tolerable climb in Thonberg 2. Northern A., past the Neuses train station, over the northern Neuses B173 bridge, and continue on a well-paved road above the B173 to the southern roundabout and the B85. It's a pleasant and quiet ride, with good views of Kronach. The road above the B173 is closed to general motorized traffic. Only cyclists, walkers, joggers, etc. are allowed to enjoy this route.😊 3. For the most clever and knowledgeable road cyclists, there is a narrow paved path and a bridge from the Neuses playground across and up to Neuenreuth/Friedrichsburg to the B 85 as a third alternative.

When the water crowfoot blooms in summer, as here under the Main Bridge near Staffelstein, it's a sign of good water quality. It's a prerequisite for the aquatic plant to spread. There are apparently larger populations of water crowfoot along this stretch of the Main. The plant needs a gravel bed and a relatively moderate flow rate to thrive. The perennial plant, with its white-yellow flowers, gives a lot back to the river: It provides oxygen, a refuge for young fish, and food for insects like the rare demoiselle damselflies with their blue-black wings.

Beautiful place with many preserved half-timbered buildings.