The Dreimühlen Waterfall is a waterfall fed by the Mühlenbach River in the Üxheim-Ahütte district. Over a width of about 12 m, the cold, calcareous water falls from a depth of about 4 to 6 m into the Ahbach. The waterfall is located in the triangle of the villages of Ahütte, Niederehe and Nohn in the Kalkeifel. It owes its name to the nearby ruins of Dreimühlen.
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Address: Üxheim, Vulkaneifel, Germany
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