The steel bridge, built by Thyssenkrupp from 1975 to 1978, has a total length of 900 m and a height of 127 m. The longest span is 264 m.
A technical feature is the edge sections, which are supported by cables and have a span of 264 meters on the south side. This meant that pillars in the valley slopes could be dispensed with, as geological concerns had been raised when planning them. The steel parts on the Ahdorf side were delivered by heavy goods vehicle through Nordstetten.
To make access easier, the top of Bruckstrasse in the town was flattened.

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Bulls Bike Rider

January 13, 2021

Imposing motorway bridge (BAB A81 / (Stuttgart - Singen)) over the middle Neckar valley near Eyach. Sometimes from a different perspective as a professional driver.

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November 17, 2024

Beautiful hiking section along the Eyach

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