Heinzenmühle Brücke - Satteldorf, Germany - Covered Bridges on Waymarking.com

Covered bridge crosses the river Jagst in a large valley and nature area. Several hiking trails cross over the bridge.
On one side of the bank are the ruins of an old watermill Heinzenmühle. It was first mentioned in 1357, and has been through several restorations over time. It partially burned down in 1965 and was finally demolished in 1973.
There is no information on the original age of the bridge. However, it must be old, which can be seen on the large stone foundations that support the wooden bridge. And it must have been in use in connection with the mill. The current wooden bridge was renewed in 1998.

It is a very beautiful bridge in a scenic landscape. One can reach the bridge by various hiking routes.
Suggested parking: N 49 10.652 E 010 01.924. From here it is 600 m to walk until you are at the bridge.

Current Condition of Bridge: Very good Description of Covered Bridge: 34 m long covered wooden bridge with 3 stone foundations. The roof is made of red brick. The bridge is about 1.5 m wide and intended for pedestrians. At each end of the bridge is a stone staircase. Year Built: 1998 Parking (If not at the bridge):: N 49 10.652 E 010 01.924 Location (Road - City - State - Country): The river "Jagst" Web Address: Not listed

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