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Hubertus Viaduct in the Hubertus Gorge

Hubertus Viaduct in the Hubertus Gorge

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Hubertus Viaduct in the Hubertus Gorge

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Location: Boppard, Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

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1. Forest Path Above Mühltal – Hubertus Viaduct loop from Boppard Hbf

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2. View of the Hubertus Gorge – Hubertus Viaduct loop from Boppard-Buchholz

10.4km

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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3. View of Rauherberg Tunnel – Hubertus Viaduct loop from Buchholz

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02:43

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joetobn

October 28, 2018

Road through the Hubertusschlucht, where you cross the impressive Hubertus viaduct ...

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Bruce

May 13, 2022

On the steep stretch between Boppard main station and Boppard-Buchholz, the route of the Hunsrück railway leads over two viaducts with round arches: the Rauschenloch viaduct (km 49.4) and the Hubertus viaduct (km 49.6).

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Hunsbuckel 🇺🇦

December 18, 2019

The Hubertus Viaduct (Hubertus Gorge Bridge) curves across the Hubertus Gorge. The structure has six openings over a length of 150 m and a height of 50 m. At the time of construction, it was one of the highest stone arch bridges in Germany.

The bridge was built from embossed red sandstone blocks from the Neckar area. The undersides of the arches are faced with brick. Iron girders for the falsework protrude from the pillars at the height of the impost. The final stepped console frieze on both sides of the bridge carries side paths secured by iron railings. Every second bridge pillar is closed off by a stepped, cantilevered stone parapet.

The path through the Hubertus Gorge is not easy, especially uphill you have to overcome 100 meters of altitude quite steeply.

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Sylvester

July 28, 2019

The slightly different view from the bottom of the valley to the crown of the viaduct.

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Willigipfel

July 28, 2019

Powerful shows the viaduct from the bottom of the valley.

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Nico

June 12, 2025

The terrain here is a bit muddy… but otherwise nice

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joetobn

October 28, 2018

Especially from below, the Hubertus viaduct built between the spring of 1906 and the spring of 1908 from Neckersandstein is particularly impressive.

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Bruce

May 13, 2022

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Sylvester

July 28, 2019

From the bottom of the valley the slightly different view up to the viaduct.

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Willigipfel

July 28, 2019

The gigantic bridge structure shows its full size from the foot of the pillars.

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Ursula

May 6, 2021

Just as we were going through, the Hunsrückbahn drove over it

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Andibonn

June 13, 2021

At the foot of the bridge, a small board informs about the times when the train crosses the bridge.

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Gss

July 15, 2021

How impressive the viaduct of the Hunsrück Railway really is, you only realize when you take the path underneath.

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uta_is_hiking

February 20, 2023

The path goes along the Mistlochgraben stream/rivulet, lies in the shade and is very muddy. If you walk down the path, you can guess the imposing Hubertus Viaduct between the tall trees.
The Hubertus Gorge should be called Mistlochgraben-Tal.
The Hubertus Viaduct is a stone bridge with six arches.
The railway line of the Hunsrückbahn is in operation from Boppard to Emmelshausen. It is the steepest operated railway line in Germany with 335 meters in altitude over a length of 8 km.

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Tom

July 24, 2020

Very impressive viaduct 👍🏻
The hike along the railway line is also recommended

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Helli

June 21, 2022

Very nice view over the viaduct of the steepest railway line in Germany.

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Astrid

May 6, 2023

View of the Hubertus Viaduct. In the Liesenfelderhütte there is a map showing the train times so that you know when the next train will cross the bridge.

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Der Bergische Didi

September 19, 2022

Great bridge

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Jupp

November 13, 2022

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Distance 361 m

Downhill 80 m

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Location: Boppard, Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

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Hubertus Viaduct in the Hubertus Gorge

1. Forest Path Above Mühltal – Hubertus Viaduct loop from Boppard Hbf

2. View of the Hubertus Gorge – Hubertus Viaduct loop from Boppard-Buchholz

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