The "Strotzbüscher Quelle" (Strotzbüch spring) in the Ueßbachtal valley is one of the warm mineral water springs. Not far from Strotzbüch, located in the Westeifel-Moseltal area, hikers will find the warm spring of almost 20°C, as a spring in the southern area of the Volcanic Eifel.

In 1938, the spring was already tapped 3 - 4 m below the water level of the Ueßbach with a steel bell and the mineral water was transported to the surface via a riser pipe. Later, it was decided to drill a new hole to capture the acidulous water at a depth of 6.20 metres. The sodium hydrogen carbonate chloride acidulous water has as a special feature a water temperature of almost 20°C and with 4030 mg of dissolved minerals per litre it is richer in minerals than the healing water of the Bad Bertrich thermal spring.

The overflow of the spring basin is fed into the Ueßbach stream, passing by. If you want to find the spring and taste it, you should be good on your feet, as a kind of "via ferrata" leads there. The descent is worth it!

Further information can be found in the brochure: "Dreese - Mineralwasser- und Kohlensäurequellen der Vulkaneifel".