Wiesebach Viaduct

The Wiesebach viaduct is the largest railway bridge in the region and the largest viaduct
on the route. It is located in the Wieratal and spans the Wiera in a semicircle.
The structure is named after the Frohnsdorf district of Wiesebach. Data on the structure:
Route kilometers: 14.51
Length: 330 meters
Total height: 17.8 - 14 meters
Clear height: 12 meters
Clear width: 15 meters
Number of arches: 17
Arches: semicircular

Impressive sight, just a shame that nothing has come of the viaduct cycle path to date.
THAT is no longer true!!!
The first viaduct has been completed - Nirkendorf has had a cycle path and hiking bridge since September 3rd, 2022.
This means that the section between Kotteritz and Frohnsdorf (Wiesebach viaduct) can be cycled and hiked.
Further information can be found here: viaduktweg.de

The Wiesebach Bridge is 17m high, has 17 arches & is 330m long, it has the most intense curvature of a railway bridge in Europe.