Stamp point 96 / Former stone mill

Das romantische und mystische Steinmühlental befindet sich zwischen Netzkater, Rothesütte und Sülzhayn.

The val­ley takes its name from the stone mill that was built here in 1756. Only spar­se ruins remain of this saw­mill and grain mill. 

The rocks to the right and left of the val­ley have been given ori­gi­nal names over the years, such as „Owl’s Head“, „Hor­se“ or „Her­cu­les“.

A good start­ing point is the hiking par­king lot on the Honig­berg bet­ween Netz­ka­ter and Rothe­süt­te. From the­re, hike along sign­pos­ted forest paths through the Stein­müh­len­tal val­ley to the stam­ping point near the foun­tain known as „Gold­born“.

Silhouette of trees and hills at night
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