The Hauserbachsee is a reservoir created in 1970, with a water surface of 32,000 m² that serves as a habitat for fish. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Miehlen can continue their accommodation search afterwards.
Around Hauserbachsee, visitors can use landscaped footpaths, seating areas, lawns and hiking trails. Swimming and boating on the lake are prohibited.
There are three accessible entrances in the Hauserbachsee area, parking facilities nearby and a campsite close to the lake. Due to the natural surface, wheelchair users are advised to be accompanied by another person.
The Miehlen parish house, built in 1609, is the oldest surviving building in the village. The adjacent church contains biblical frescoes, a chapel area dating from around 1300 and pulpit inlays from 1603.
The Three Forts Circular Trail connects Miehlen with Limes-related sites such as the Pfarrhofen small fort, Watchtower 2/25, Holzhausen Fort and the reconstructed Limes fort in Pohl.
The Miehlen Firefighting History Museum presents the history of the local fire service through photographs, documents, helmets, uniforms, medals, brass equipment, hoses and motorized pumps; visits can be arranged by appointment.
The surrounding area of Miehlen is home to Dörsterberg Small Fort, Marksburg Castle and the ruins of Brunnenburg. Liebeneck lies in the wider region around Miehlen.
Tauber Werth is located in the surrounding area of Miehlen. Pfarrhofenberg and Hollerberg are near Miehlen. Molsberger Kopf is also located in the surrounding area of Miehlen.
Further destinations: Berg.
To the overarching travel overview: Nastätten.
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