The Intake Tower at Wiehltalsperre, or Wiehl Valley Dam, is a popular destination in Reichshof, Germany. Located on the upper region of the Wiehl River, the dam was created in 1902 for flood control, water power and recreation. The Intake Tower is located at the foot of the dam and the 80-meter-high structure can be seen from far away.
Visitors will find plenty of spots for hiking and walking. There are several panoramic viewpoints, colorful flowers, and a large sculpture park near the lake to explore. The lake is home to many aquatic species and is a great spot for fishing, swimming, boating and sailing. There is also a camping ground and a driving range. The Intake Tower is an impressive building, approximately 30 meters tall and connected to the dam. It contains 3 water tanks and is surrounded by nature. It's an excellent spot to admire the beauty of the dam and take in stories of the past.
Visitors will find plenty of spots for hiking and walking. There are several panoramic viewpoints, colorful flowers, and a large sculpture park near the lake to explore. The lake is home to many aquatic species and is a great spot for fishing, swimming, boating and sailing. There is also a camping ground and a driving range. The Intake Tower is an impressive building, approximately 30 meters tall and connected to the dam. It contains 3 water tanks and is surrounded by nature. It's an excellent spot to admire the beauty of the dam and take in stories of the past.
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