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The waterwheel at the Jost mill is always a beautiful sight to behold.

The Wehr cavern power plant generates 1.16 billion kilowatt hours of electricity annually, which accounts for more than half of the total production of Schluchseewerk AG. This output is made possible by the enormous head of 630 meters from the Hornberg basin, which, with 4.4 million cubic meters of water, can operate the machines in the cavern at maximum power for seven hours.

and especially in winter, when the walls and fences are iced over by the spray

If you come by here (in the afternoon) you can visit one of the oldest stalactite caves in Germany. But above all, the cycle path along the Hasel to the mouth of the Wehra in Wehr-Öflingen is beautifully situated

The Erdmannshöhle has to be seen once, but it's always really cold inside, even when it's hot outside

Well worth a look when it rains a lot

Old water wheel at Haselbach in Hasel

The Erdmannshöhle or Haseler Höhle is one of the oldest stalactite caves in Germany. The measured total length of the cave is 2185 meters, the visible part of the cave is 360 meters long. The cave owes its name to the meerkats and female meerkats who, according to legends, once lived here. The great folk poet Johann Peter Hebel also incorporated the legend into some of his works. The first written mention of a description of the cave (Erdmännleins Grub) comes from the mid-1750s. The cave was electrified in 1899.