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The natural Kneipp pool is very cool.

At the beginning of the Dream Loop LandZeitTour you get your first glimpse of the Steinbach Dam, which is circled on this dream loop.

The cool water is good for your feet after the hike

Solenice Hydropower / Steinbach Dam For many years, an active exchange has been maintained between the two partner communities of Solenice and Herrstein, with mutual visits. Solenice is located on the Vltava River, about 80 km south of Prague. The nearby Orlík Dam (also known as the Worlik Dam in Czech, Orlická přehrada) is the largest dam in the Czech Republic with a total storage capacity of 720 million cubic meters (for comparison: the Steinbach Dam has a capacity of around 4.8 million cubic meters) and is part of the Vltava Cascades, a system of several dams along the river. The Orlík Dam was inaugurated in 1963. The reservoir and hydroelectric power plant serve to generate energy and provide flood protection. The hydroelectric power plant has four Kaplan turbines, each with a capacity of 150 cubic meters per second and 4 x 91 MW of electrical power. The average flow rate is 83 cubic meters per second. In 2018, approximately 198,000 MWh were produced, supplying approximately 80,000 households with electricity. The electricity produced here is even delivered as far away as Bavaria.

The Morbach rowing club MRC was founded spontaneously, of which Jakob Maria Mierscheid is honorary chairman and most active member to this day. As a forward-looking person, he is of course a canoeist and is still unbeaten in his age group. What was not taken into account: The construction of the huge facility became an ideal living space for. the Morbach long-range frog (Rhacophorus Morbachus), which was believed to be extinct for a long time, was created, which found ideal landing areas here. Of course, all activities had to be stopped and the magnificent lake landscape silted up over time - except for this sparse remainder.Jakob Maria Mierscheid would not have been Jakob-Maria Mierscheid if he had not found a solution for this too: he was not only a source of ideas, he cared also about the high subsidies for the construction of today's water sports facilities on the Dhron. Here, a high amount of millions could be invested in adequate compensation for the loss, which cleverly also serves as flood protection for the Moselle communities. The nearby wind turbines of the energy landscape do not affect the long-range frog any further, but be extremely attentive and use this sign as a cover if necessary,

You stand in front of the modest remnants of a huge artificial lake landscape, which was created at the instigation of Jakob Maria Mierscheid for a unique purpose: the improvement of the location factors for hosting the Summer Olympics in Morbach, so that Germany has a real chance of hosting the upcoming Olympic Games Jakob Maria Mierscheid campaigned for Morbach in 2001. »Morbach offers many advantages: It has space and short distances. A small community has never hosted the Olympic Games; Morbach would therefore stand for the country, the region, the area par excellence. Morbach has a large airport (this is of course Hahn Airport - also converted from a US military base to an Olympic airport to improve the location factors) with free capacities nearby. Morbach has accommodation options, because there are many large free German and American military properties in the Hunsrück with buildings, halls, lawns and everything you need for sport. Morbach has water - the dammed up Moselle for rowers, canoeists and sailors, and when you open a weir, the canoe slalom course, which doesn't even have to be built. [..] Morbach has no drug problem. [..] Morbach stands for games in nature. Morbach has by far not as many debts as Berlin, Hamburg and all the others. «As with all Mierscheid projects, the confidence on site was boundless. Construction work for the venues began immediately, and optimal conditions for the rowing competitions could be created here at this location.

A perfect place for a long rest.

This dam once served as a water reservoir for a frost protection rain system (steep vineyards) of the wine-growing community of Enkirch. Adjacent to the slope and in the forest is a holiday home settlement.