The Klingenmühle was first mentioned in a document in 1668. The deep gorge (Klinge) at the upper  reach of the Wies River gave the mill its name. The flour mill building still exists; however, the water  wheel is missing. The sawmill has been long gone. It is supposed to have been a favourite haunt of the  poet Justinus Kerner who immortalized it in his poem “Der Wanderer in der Sägemühle” (The  wanderer in the sawmill). Today, with its ‘Antik Café & Biergarten’, the Klingenmühle is an idyllic destination for hikers and offers a wild and romantic backdrop for private and business events.

Opening times for the Antik Café & Biergarten: April 1 - October 31 Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays . For events, times outside the regular opening times can be arranged.

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